Sentence examples for critics sense from inspiring English sources

George Osborne's critics sense that his reputation as a master tactician is unravelling.

On this subject the producer of the "The Patriot" says, somewhat evasively, that he "tried to keep all the events of the movie true to events that happened in the American revolution they may just not have happened in the same way or in the same place".But some British critics sense a plot.

A sign in one union demonstration proclaimed, "Voted for Obama Ended Up With Rahmney," an allusion to critics' sense that Mr. Emanuel's position is now aligned more closely with that of Mitt Romney, the Republican presidential nominee, and his running mate, Representative Paul D. Ryan of Wisconsin, who had announced his support for Mr. Emanuel in the strike.

One need not have read Astra Taylor and other critics to sense that this utopia has been slow in arriving.

Erdoğan responded by tearing up the ceasefire with the Kurdistan Workers party (PKK) and encouraging – so said his critics – a sense of national insecurity.

This explanation is accompanied by closely associated criteria for identifying good critics: "Strong sense, united to delicate sentiment, improved by practice, perfected by comparison, and cleared of all prejudice, can alone entitle critics to this valuable character" (SOT, 278).

Critics of sense data have objected to the theory's commitment to mind-body dualism, the problems it raises for our knowledge of the external world, its difficulty in locating sense data in physical space, and its apparent commitment to the existence of objects with indeterminate properties.

Differing from his contemporaries Lamb and Coleridge, "Hazlitt brings to Shakespeare both a drama critic's sense of the plays as theatre and a closet critic's sense that the theatre of the mind so far surpasses that of the stage that certain of the plays can only be acted there".

Here, too, in other words, uniform methodology tends to replace the intuitive connoisseurship that formerly typified the critic's sense of his role.

According to one critic, his sense of society's dualities of classes, of cultures, of past and present came in part from the diversity in his own family.

He wasn't the only critic to sense the opening of a new perspective, and the change wasn't only in the view from the outside.