Sentence examples for critics part of from inspiring English sources

If a new line of clothes is condemned by the critics, part of the fickleness of fashion, the company's share price will dive.Should Italians follow the French example and merge into multi-brand groups?

"The critics are part of the taste-making process again.

(We get it: critics are part of the market, whether we like it or not).

Critics say part of the problem has been the F.D.A.'s lack of regulatory authority and its understaffing.

The World Economic Forum used to cater to them by conducting tastings, led by well-known critics, as part of its official schedule of events in Davos.

Mr. Morsi's failure to incorporate other factions, his habit of demonizing his critics as part of a treasonous conspiracy and a near-calamitous economic crisis combined to fire up opposition to the Islamists, which spilled out in street protests.

"Serial," too, had its critics, but part of the appeal of the podcast was its transparency: Koenig placed her anxieties center stage, even when this risked making her appear credulous or uncool.

The director who sent a balaclava, nails and a roll of duct tape to critics as part of a press pack for his Northern Ireland Troubles-themed film A Belfast Story has apologised for any offence he may have caused.

The Tonight Show with Abbe May is at Fremantle festival on 26 October Everyone's a Critic in Adelaide Australian producer, director and film critic Richard Kuipers and Margaret Pomeranz (of Margaret and David's At The Movies) are set to teach film fans how to become film critics, as part of Adelaide film festival.

The poem, which included a reference to Jesus and oral sex, appeared in an obscure magazine that received funding from the National Endowment for the Arts, and was cited by conservative critics as part of a campaign that led to the dismissal of John E. Frohnmayer as chairman of the endowment in 1992.

It was unclear whether Mr. Moallem's apparent burst of transparency represented a policy shift by the Assad government on the chemical weapons question or was, as some critics suggested, part of a calculated publicity effort to undercut any remaining American momentum for military action.