Sentence examples for critics have declared that from inspiring English sources

It is surprising how few critics have declared that the antithesis is unreal, that a work of literary or plastic art is at once constructive and expressive, and that it must in fact be both.

Modern critics have declared that a planned economy is impossible i.e., will inevitably become unmanageably chaotic by virtue of the need for a planning agency to make the millions of dovetailing decisions necessary to produce the gigantic catalog of goods and services of a modern society.

A number of critics have declared that "Roma" is the best movie of the year.

Time's critic has declared that Stephenson has a "once-in-a-generation gift", and that Quicksilver "will defy any category, genre, precedent or label except for genius".

The Domaine Clarence Dillon, parent company for both chateaus, has invested heavily in La Mission; so much so that many critics have declared La Mission superior to Haut-Brion in some vintages since the takeover.

"I've got another 10 weeks to quack," Mr. Clinton said on Monday, noting that his critics had declared him a lame duck since the end of his first term.

It was as a painter who modelled with light that Rembrandt had done what the critics had declared impossible — revealing, without the clutter of symbolism, the inner mysteries of outward things, including the human form and face.

In 1864, Matthew Arnold, one of England's leading poets and the greatest literary critic of his time, expressed bewilderment that two eminent men had declared that England was living in a golden age of "unrivaled happiness".

He proved wrong legions of critics who had predicted Amazon's demise, just as he defied those who had declared that Amazon would never turn a profit.

In the last 10 days, film critics' groups in Los Angeles and Boston have declared her the best in that category.

His critics have already declared that he has lost, or more realistically, that he has won a pyrrhic victory.