Sentence examples for critics represented from inspiring English sources

The critics represented an ideologically diverse array of organizations.

Justice Department officials said today that such critics represented "a small but vocal minority".

However, a new breed of critics represented by Bernard Levin were more encouraging.

Nonetheless, their participation in a news conference held by one of Mr. Pataki's most outspoken critics represented a statement, of sorts.

The critics represented the people who resented the existence of such gods at all.

They say the critics represent a minority viewpoint.

Such action, to his critics, represents the specter of gentrification.

Mr. Oberman maintains that his critics represent a handful of shareholders unhappy with his methods, such as using drones to search for unregistered air-conditioners in windows.

Against those who obsess that the Pope is failing to uphold doctrine, Francis recalls that, in the Gospel, such critics "represent the principal opposition to Jesus; they challenge him in the name of doctrine".

However, the charges from his critics represent a broader challenge for Mr. Romney, who has been painted as a flip-flopper in previous races — as soon he deviates from the script, even a little, the attacks start flying.

To me, that's the most important issue to have emerged in the ongoing debate on this site about the relationship of criticism to the arts industries, which took an interesting turn last week in Mark Fisher's post, and the thread that followed it, about the dual expectation (as Mark sees it) that critics represent both the ordinary punter and the educated expert.