Sentence examples for critics that only from inspiring English sources

There was a vacancy in Lean, according to his critics, that only gaped wider with time, as other people's films grew nimbler, coarser, and more hung up on the issues of the day.

After his psycho-killer string ended with the reductio ad absurdum of "Body Double" (1984) -- a parody assault on his feminist critics that only backfired on the joker -- the director closed out the 80's trying to pass as a big-budget gun for hire.

David Krikorian has just had one of those weeks where he has gone from local personality to whipping boy, with the stampede of critics that only the blogosphere can bring.

This result adds up to critics that only very few actors guided the development of the MDGs (35).

Instead it suggests what the documentary leaves out: that investigative reporting in Italy is so difficult and so unrewarding (Mr. Berlusconi in particular sues critics with abandon) that only the most passionate and partisan journalists make the effort.

And Kathryn Bigelow's "Hurt Locker" was part of an admirable but unpopular genre, the pulsating Iraq war thriller, that only critics seemed to have seen.

What I want to ask is, how did we end up with a copyright law that only protects critics, while leaving fans out in the cold?

The critics say that only a measure that provides steps toward full citizenship can become law.

Critics counter that only thirty-four per cent of those who graduated in June of 2012 were considered ready for college or a job.

Despite some highly publicised successes, critics contend that only low-ranking officials have so far been charged under a 2005 anti-corruption law.

Critics thought that only highly paid people would use the accounts, but some studies show that this has not been the case.