Sentence examples for critics shift from inspiring English sources
A1 Nominee's Critics Shift Focus Seeking to move beyond an initial focus on abortion rights, a coalition of liberal groups opposing the Supreme Court nomination of Judge Samuel A. Alito Jr. is preparing a national television advertising campaign accusing him of threatening rights in other areas, from police searches to employment discrimination.
"[Facebook COO Sheryl] Sandberg has overseen an aggressive lobbying campaign to combat Facebook's critics, shift public anger toward rival companies and ward off damaging regulation," the newspaper writes.
In other words, the same obstructionism the industry has always shown remains at the core of its strategy: marginalize critics, shift costs to taxpayers, and extract maximum profit.
To critics, the shift in tone as the election draws closer is intended to soothe jittery foreign governments and investors.
Such debate is healthy, Mr. Shi said, because "it's forcing art critics to shift from being purely concerned with the art itself to engaging the wider culture -- considering how art relates to society, politics and law".
Since the Vatican's move, even many of Romero's fiercest former critics have shifted their public opposition and instead tried to re-interpret the message of the martyr.
But as the authorities have stepped up the war on terror, those critics have shifted their gaze to a new frontier, what they describe as law-abiding Muslim-Americans who are imposing their religious values in the public domain.
After a stint as a film critic, he shifted to television, writing and directing shows throughout the 1970s and 1980s, before his film debut at the rather advanced age of 47 with "The Seventh Continent," which, he pointed out, is a domestic drama that has some structural similarities to "Amour".
Definitions of liberal and conservative shift, critics say.
Some critics said that shift could compromise Google's objectivity in presenting search results.
The critics welcomed the shift from the brutal stage action of her earlier work, and into a new dense poetry.
