Sentence examples for critics voices from inspiring English sources

Some foundations, however, are heeding critics' voices and starting to increase the outward flow of cash.

He was used to audience reaction outgunning the critics' voices, he said.

There's an admirable project under way at the website Not Coming to a Theatre Near You: a month-long virtual comprehensive retrospective, in many critics' voices, of the films of François Truffaut.

Barr is leaving the Poetry Foundation in July and will be replaced by the respected poet and critic Robert Polito, who currently directs the writing program at the New School; his appointment may be a sign that the foundation has heard its critics' voices.

And the critics' voices grew louder after Appiah's Ghana were knocked out by unfancied Burkina Faso in the semi-finals of last year's Africa Cup of Nations.

What mattered though weren't critics voices but the fact that Scott's phonecases and sweaters went on sale immediately to a rabid crowd of fashion lovers looking not for faithful reinterpretations of  Franco Moschino's work, but for a fast-fashion hit.

Many critics voice similar concerns today.

As the alarms grew, critics voiced skepticism.

Nonetheless, critics voiced their opposition to the government's stance.

Some of Smiley's critics voiced a suspicion that pride, not principle, was motivating him.

Even in 1921, critics voiced skepticism about what they perceived as an unconvincingly upbeat curtain scene.