Sentence examples for critics about how from inspiring English sources

Already, Mr. McCain is facing stiff questions from supporters and critics about how far he will go to win support from conservative leaders who have long been wary of him.

Ever since the awards were established, there has been a debate among voting critics about how to keep the number of categories within manageable and affordable limits while still representing as wide a spectrum of talent as possible.

And he was quoted as saying it was a matter of public record that he had contributed articles to the Sunday Times A person close to Hollingsworth said there might have been confusion among his critics about how freelance journalists operate.

Tom Brook talks to film-makers and critics about how the festival is changing – and what to look out for this year.

PATRICK HOSFIELD, Eugene, Ore., posted on nytimes.com Critics moan about how e-books and self-publishing are "dumbing down" writing, yet the critics are missing something: their viewpoint simply doesn't match what most readers look for in a book.

"I would get that a lot — critics writing about how I was smug and mocking.

Lear and his critics disagreed about how his show affected people, but they agreed that it should affect people.

And yet, even as critics raved about how funny One Man, Two Guvnors was, few credited McCrystal.

Big investors and critics grumbled about how huge pay packages had become, but their complaints carried little weight as stocks kept reaching new highs.

Advocates say that private sector involvement is the only way to meet Texas' growing water needs, but critics worry about how accountable private firms will be to the public, and about the possibility of higher water rates.

"What do the critics know about how much steel should be in a roof?" says Hadid. "Besides, we had to have uninterrupted spans for these open side windows, and we're building over two tunnels and next to the river.