Sentence examples for critical onslaught from inspiring English sources

Professor Dworkin's later work, she added, amounted to "a devastating critical onslaught" on Professor Hart's "overschematic account of adjudication".

But then I saw the movie, variously described in the critical onslaught that greeted its release as a mobile fashion-spread; a bad pastiche of Antonioni-esque ennui; a dramatically inert vanity project for two married stars playing two married leads; and much else and worse besides.

The critical onslaught was immense.

The five-minute speech itself marks a higher profile for a woman who was stunned by the critical media onslaught that followed Dan Quayle's selection as the vice presidential nominee in New Orleans four years ago.

And then, helped along by critical advertisements — the "onslaught" in Gingrich's proclamation — they had de-thrilled.

The sudden onslaught of critical and commercial acclaim has, however, caused Chastain to safeguard that rarest commodity in public life: silence.

She delayed releasing her income tax returns (a result of her accountant's diligence, she now says), made things worse for herself by acting as if probing questions were invasions of privacy and was simply unprepared for the onslaught of critical attention.

Over the years there have been honourable critical exceptions to this onslaught, but the primary reason why such long-standing, semi-official animus has failed to extinguish popular enthusiasm is the undoubted resonance of the work, coupled with a mythology that has connected with the public imagination.

Different here is the onslaught of critical attention toward a show still working out its kinks.

I might never have regained the confidence required to expose myself to the usual onslaught of critical scrutiny – a room full of excellent philosophers wanting to maul my arguments.

The onslaught crashed a critical website, slowing the count.