Sentence examples for critics refer from inspiring English sources

They took pains to describe their individual contributions to new work, only to watch critics refer to it as "Venturi's".

Of course, there is something else written down, something that all Times critics refer to: the archives of all published reviews.

Critics refer to it either as a laid-back "la-la land" or, conversely, as a place reeling from earthquakes, fire, smog, gang warfare, and riots.

The senator calls abortion "a tragedy," and voted to ban the procedure that critics refer to as partial-birth abortion, but supports the Roe v. Wade decision.

But legal challenges have increased, and some critics refer to a court decision last year in San Diego as a possible turning point in the use of cameras.

It was set up by the Kremlin in 2008, and some critics refer to it as nothing more than a fake opposition intended to help give Russia the semblance of a true multiparty democracy.

Critics referred to her variously as the Helen Hayes and the Ethel Merman of Off Off Broadway.

When "Vikaspuri" was published in India, many critics referred to it as a "dystopian" story.

Critics referred to her "gosling gracelessness", her "total lack of charisma".

Critics referred to such products as "embassy films" after their mostly diplomatic financiers (notably the French foreign ministry).

Some critics referred to the facility as a "gladiator school" where young people were encouraged to fight and damage one another.