Sentence examples for critics important from inspiring English sources

The first run was 1,000 copies, and Ms. Ezz Eddin, a 25-year-old Egyptian journalist, crows about her particularly good deal: the contract stipulated that she got 200 books to distribute herself to critics, important booksellers and friends.

Delia Smith, television cook and food writer Critics are important but you have to choose the ones who have taste.

Over 30 years ago, Nina and Tim Zagat, two Yale Law School-trained Wall Street lawyers, figured that while critics have important things to say about  food and wine, it would be a good plan to source the opinions of citizen experts and organize that data into a guide.

In response, critics raised important ethical questions, including: How do different testing policies and practices undermine or strengthen informed consent and medical confidentiality?

Sally Shalam, Guardian hotel critic An important rule of creative travel writing is to show, not tell, wherever possible.

But I don't have the time or money to read every book published or to see every film, and thus the role of the critic is important.

The critic is important, though I would have argued that as a young artist daubing oil paint upon canvas in a New York City art school.

Matthew's most important critics are probably his brothers.

They are rarely reviewed by the important critics.

Among the important critics of the 20th century, he was easily the most entertaining.

But over the weekend, the mall faced its most important critics: the shoppers themselves.