Sentence examples for critics suggests from inspiring English sources

A quick survey of other major critics suggests that most only follow the pack for 75 per cent of films.

The inclusion of the latter – scorned by critics – suggests that studios are still, on occasion, making big bucks with poor movies wrapped up in attractive marketing.

The example of Rowling and her critics suggests that if writers ever got near a legislature, they would scream, twist, shoot off on demented political trajectories and censor.

As the anti-Semitic bile of Francis's reactionary Catholic critics suggests, Freud's Jewishness, and by extension the Jewishness of numerous of his disciples, was partly to blame for the Catholic antipathy toward psychoanalysis.

David, like most critics, suggests that alcoholism is no longer as laughable as it seemed in 1981, and he also finds Arthur's profligacy with money to be, "in a recessionary period, more than a little offensive".

For his part Cruz, like many critics, suggests that much about a Trump administration remains inherently unknowable – despite his eye-popping campaign promises to ban Muslims, deport immigrants and erect a wall with Mexico.

What did his critics suggest?

Critics suggested a boycott of Morrisons.

Critics suggested this increased the competition for limited resources.

Critics suggested that 11 did not fit the meter.

Critics suggest they encourage a tendency toward gimmicky, unworkable ideas.