Sentence examples for critics to ask from inspiring English sources

It is unfair for critics to ask Germany to bear even more risk.

But the conjunction of Paco Boy and Canford Cliffs should perhaps prompt his critics to ask themselves to look at Hughes afresh.

It is controversial because it would be an Indian casino that is not on an Indian reservation, leading critics to ask whether Kenosha would be subjecting itself to economic and social problems, while the tribe reaped the casino's rewards.

For it is natural for critics to ask why the arguments of Arc 1 are accepted by the meditator if, indeed, hyperbolic doubts remain in play.

The key to it, though, was David Cameron's invitation to a series of potential critics to ask him questions and raise their doubts.

He skipped the French ceremony because the wet weather supposedly made travel by helicopter impossible, leaving critics to ask why his aides couldn't figure out alternatives.

Women play a central role in Goethe's imaginative world, leading one early critic to ask sourly whether there were any men in the poet's heaven.

But, if she played Bach like Chopin, she also played Chopin a bit like Bach, leading one critic to ask, regarding her performance of the Berceuse, Chopin's famous lullaby, "With all that plunking going on, how can baby sleep?" Gleasner says of Grimaud, "The playing can sometimes frighten people — I don't know if that's the right word, but it can definitely be disturbing.

It is a big wide world, and it behooves the critic to ask himself, when he thinks a show is full of hooey, whether it really is hooey or just something outside the range of his experience.

As has happened often in recent weeks, there seemed to be two narratives at play during the Malta visit, with the pope focusing Saturday on such issues as the secularization of Europe and the historic travails of St . Paul while the news media and critics continued to ask questions about the current crisis.

The creative diversity of Brookmeyer's writing prompted jazz critic Terry Teachout to ask, "Is Bob Brookmeyer the greatest living jazz composer?" Answering his own question, Teachout described the music on Spirit Music, a Grammy-nominated album featuring Brookmeyer's compositions performed by the New Art Orchestra, as "the work of a master searching for — and discovering — ultimate essences".