Sentence examples for critical writer from inspiring English sources

A more critical writer would have paid more attention not only to the hunt, but also to the question of why bin Laden could evade capture for so many years.

Later he abandoned naturalism and wrote highly personal impressionistic prose and clever, somewhat overwrought "prose-verses". A sensitive artist with great powers of observation and a keen eye for detail, he was a powerful influence on Dutch literature, as both an original and a critical writer, for many years.

Hepple may not have been a dazzling critical writer, but he was a first-rate journalist, someone who took as much pleasure in Ken Dodd or Tony Bennett as he did in the latest new play at the National Theatre or the Bush.

He persecuted homosexuals, dissidents, critical writers and journalists.

Though interest in Bangs seems to ebb and flow, I believe he is one of the most important critical writers of the last hundred years, and a singular stylist.

Mysterious though he may sometimes be (his Latvian love, Asia Lacis, once described him as a visitor from another planet), Benjamin remains perhaps the most consistently surprising and challenging of critical writers.

McEvilley's reprisal of the texts of ancient Greek skeptical and critical writers like Gorgias, Antisthenes, Democritus, Protagorus, and Diogenes, is as much the unraveling of the history of Western philosophy as were the attempts of those Greeks he invokes to unwrite or deconstruct the foundations of the positivist "daylight" metaphysics of their time.

Back in critical favour, writer Terence Rattigan is the subject of a retrospective at London's BFI Southbank, till the end of April: films include Brighton Rock and The VIPs.

This may not make an impression on the critical letter writer because he is counting numbers, and after all this is only one invasion.

Rucka was critical of writers that shoehorned their characters' sexualities into their narratives for the sake of doing so.

There are many national and local organisations offering critical services, writers' courses, workshops and mentoring, some of these via the Poetry Society.