Sentence examples for critics toward from inspiring English sources
As he entered the Great Man phase of his career, Thurber would direct that same scathing voice toward New Yorker editors who dared to alter his copy, toward Marxist literary critics, toward famous writers making fools of themselves and toward the way "the atomic bomb unzipped all the old customs and traditions and disciplines" in a society he increasingly deplored.
Hostility among media critics toward Ms. Miller's Iraq reporting spilled over into skepticism about her motives in another matter, her protection of the source who told her that Valerie Wilson (often referred to by her maiden name, Valerie Plame) was an undercover operative for the Central Intelligence Agency.
Romney was among Trump's harshest Republican critics toward the end of the primary campaign.
These numbers all come following the tragic shooting in Arizona earlier this month, which turned the eyes of some critics toward Palin's brand of politics, reproached by many as vitriolic and overly provocative.
But Preminger, in his autobiography, delivers another anecdote regarding a critic: Toward the end of 1968 I appeared with the critic John Simon on a Dick Cavett TV talk show.
Critics come toward the end of previews, and their reviews are published after opening night.
His comments on Thursday, made during a news conference in Stockholm, appear unlikely to soften his critics' views toward him.
The results, say critics, tip toward science and mathematics rather than arts or humanities, while the tally of prizewinners favors rich institutions able to hire faculty members whose best work may be long behind them.
The cult of Hitchcock, which presses directors' ideas and critics' taste toward his hyperrational craft and conceals his tormented frenzy, tends to thrust some filmmakers' impulses, and the critical response to some of the best modern films, to the sidelines.
Despite mixed criticism toward its gangster-themed lyrics, 2001 received general acclaim from music critics.
They share a big father figure too — the arch-formalist critic Clement Greenberg — toward whom they direct filial devotion and Oedipal scorn.
