Sentence examples for critics pages from inspiring English sources
"It is not in the stars to hold our destiny but in ourselves" – and it seems Lee Hall's production of Shakespeare in Love is destined for greatness, with stars appearing across the critics' pages.
Although I loved the fact they took art from the critics pages and made it front-page news (who doesn't love stories of money, sex and celebrity?), I never expected them to become quite so rich.
We invented a new photo essay called Look and a new critics' page called Riff.
Scroll down last Friday's G2 page to find the rest of the Film & Music reviews, and have look at the New Review's Critics page here.
The judge, a Navy captain, provided the critics with pages of new material to underscore their attacks on the system.
Despite its critics, the page itself has been immortalized (kind of) in an XKCD comic, view-able in the Alt text that pops up when you mouse over one of its images.
"Creditors' Role in Counseling Draws Critics" (front page, Oct. 14) does not differentiate between debt management mills and reputable credit counseling agencies that offer a broad range of financial counseling services.
When President Bush first issued the order establishing the tribunals last November, critics, this page included, were concerned about potentially secret trials, inadequate legal representation, verdicts based on flimsy evidence and death sentences imposed by divided panels.
"Nominee's Links With Advocates Fuel Her Critics" (front page, May 29) reported that opponents of Judge Sonia Sotomayor's nomination to the Supreme Court are likely to point to her past service as a member of the board of directors of LatinoJustice PRLDEF as evidence that she is unsuited for a position on our nation's highest court.
One of the worst culprits was found to be the London Review of Books which featured 527 male authors and critics on their pages in 2014, compared with just 151 women.
