Sentence examples for critics approach from inspiring English sources

Full-time book critics approach recreational reading with a head start.

Different critics approach the phenomenon differently, but relatively few films are works of pure cynicism, and boring results often have their origins in enthusiastic activities.

In an introduction to the volume, Truffaut explained that his goal had been to inspire a reassessment of Hitchcock's œuvre: "It occurred to me that if he would, for the first time, agree to respond seriously to a systematic questionnaire, the resulting document might modify the American critics' approach to Hitchcock".

For his part, he contends that the I.M.F. did what it could for countries with intractable problems, and that the critics' approaches would have made troubled economies even weaker.

In relationship to Miracle Day, where Jack becomes mortal, critics approached Barrowman and Davies about the implications of such a move for Jack's potential future as the Face of Boe.

And yet, the striking thing was this so clearly runs against our grain of belief in what it means to be great at what we do that the art critic approach was by far, the most common approach taken by the venture capitalists.

When the British miners' strike happened in the mid-'80s, I was a British dance critic approaching 30.

AFTER the premiere of Benjamin Millepied's ballet "Triade" at the Paris Opera Ballet in September a French dance critic approached him in the lobby of the Palais Garnier.

(And exclamation points galore!!!) He lets the spirit of the song move through him like a holy ghost, not as a secular critic approaching it from outside-in, but as a firm believer feeling it from inside-out.

Between cocktails, thick slices of pink roast beef were plated and passed around, and Ann Marlowe, the writer and critic, approached a young African-American woman seated at a long kitchen table.

Clive James – A life in writing Robert McCrum | Guardian | 5 July 2013 Sad sketch of poet and critic approaching death.