Sentence examples for criticism scene from inspiring English sources

QUESTION FROM GUEST: Food blogging has changed the food criticism scene as well, hasn't it?

No figure so dominated the art criticism scene at mid-century as Greenberg, who was the standard-bearer of formalism in the United States and who developed the most sophisticated rationalization of it since Roger Fry and Clive Bell.

By plan or by accident, the Wolves allowed Garnett's sensitive skin to be touched by criticism, another scene in the team's version of "Bringing Up Baby".

The movie, which captures the tart banter among customers in an African-American hair salon, has drawn criticism for a scene in which a character mocks the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Rosa Parks.

This week, Sony and the makers of the new children's movie Peter Rabbit faced criticism for a scene about food allergies.

Anderson, who plays no-nonsense Detective Superintendent Stella Gibson alongside Jamie Dornan's serial killer, defended the drama from criticism of the scenes in which the murderer lays out his victims.

The sudden engagement of the Pakistani Army comes after months in which the United States has heaped criticism, behind the scenes and in public, on Pakistan for not doing enough to take on the militants, and increasingly took action into its own hands with drone strikes and even a raid by Special Operations forces in Pakistan's tribal areas.

The episode's direction by Douglas Mackinnon also received criticism, particularly the scenes in the clone room.

Among other criticisms were the scene's excessive length, the repetition of the dramatic approach, and the assumption that viewers were not going to pay attention when presented with a long exposition that did not include sex.

The featuring of an actual waterboarding scene drew criticism from Guardian columnist Zoe Williams, who wrote "it's really unpleasant, [Armitage] concurred.

The Chicago-based Thomas More Society has set up the Nativity scene, drawing criticism from those who say such displays amount to an unconstitutional endorsement by the state of a religion.