Sentence examples for criticism writers from inspiring English sources

"Plot or character?" asked the friend, clearly a precocious reader of old-school literary criticism; writers, he explained, had to concentrate on one or the other.

And nonfiction books about people who write books are great; no matter how you feel about Roland Barthes' critique of biography-based literary criticism, writers remain strange and interesting creatures.

The album peaked at number 5 on the Top Jazz Albums chart and received generally positive reviews from most music critics, despite some criticism from writers who viewed it as a cash-in compilation from the release's label.

Max Hastings in the Sunday Times, assessing Orlando Figes's Crimea: The Last Crusade, noted it was impossible to write about the book "without reference to the scandal that burst" upon Figes "earlier this year, when he confessed to having pseudonymously entered on the Amazon website praise for his own works and savage criticism of writers whom he deemed unjustly critical of them".

The worst criticism these writers can fling at a female character in fiction is that she is passive.

(Not everyone was afraid of criticism; some writers said that they didn't want to be "object[s] of envy").

Sunday's topics include a panel discussion on the future of ballet and ballet criticism, fiction writers on ballet and Virginia Woolf's portrayal of dance.

In response to criticism from writers and publishers, the New York State education commissioner said yesterday that literary passages in state-administered tests would no longer be altered to delete unwanted words or phrases.

After a long legal battle, Penguin Books India has agreed to remove a book about Hinduism from circulation in India, and to destroy all copies of book in the country, a decision that drew immediate criticism from writers and literary groups around the world.

But he has also drawn new criticisms from writers, agents and others rankled as much by his free-wheeling approach to his work as by his literary preferences.

But he also mentioned the criticism from writer Malcolm Gladwell that getting someone to "like" a candidate or a cause on Facebook results in connections that are, in Gore's words, "much weaker and less durable" than those formed by old-fashioned organizing.