Sentence examples for critics respects from inspiring English sources

Still, Mr. Friedman's group has sent immigrants to Ms. Bruguera's workshops, and he, like some other critics, respects her passion.

His albums sell millions, critics respect him, he's married to Beyonce, owns a little bit of the Nets, and gets to hang out with Barack Obama.

All three films received bad reviews, and marked the beginning of a battle for Eastwood to win American film critics' respect.

As for it being a fantasy – probably the only genre afforded less critical respect by mainstream critics than sci-fi – the wilder elements are there, but carefully rationed.

The Berkshire Fringe has quickly become a respected fixture on the landscape here, drawing praise from local newspaper theater critics and respect for its grit at a time when some established fringe festivals have ceased to exist because of financial concerns, the most prominent demise being the Seattle Fringe's in 2004.

Many of Mr Lomborg's critics are respected scientists.

In making such overblown comparisons, these "admiring" critics have respected Rawi Hage far less than I have.

But Mr. Garrison said he could not tell whether the guest was Mr. Barnes or Mr. Kerr because Jerome Weidman said he was introducing "the critic everyone respects more than any other: Clive Barnes".

Genuine criticism is a very different matter, and a writer's approach to his art can be radically modified by the arguments and summations of a critic he respects or fears.

Many acknowledge that the tweets are unfunny but ask Noah's critics to respect the comedian's license to defy political correctness, and to balance these trifling infelicities against his immense talent and his proven progressive track record.

Still, even critics who respected and admired Wilson's plays could find gaps and flaws.