Sentence examples for daily critics from inspiring English sources

(The Times's daily critics do review such books occasionally).

But why did The Birthday Party provoke such hostility from the daily critics?

The play was roundly dismissed by the daily critics and taken off at the end of the week.

The glossy magazines loved Armitage — "the punk princess of the downtown scene," Vanity Fair called her — and a lot of thinking people admired her, but the daily critics tended to see her as a matter of fashion rather than of art.

"Dwight Macdonald noticed this phenomenon years ago: The daily critics say the obvious thing.

Walter Kerr, the daily critic, was assigned to write weekly critical essays in the Sunday arts section, and Mr. Barnes was offered the vacant slot, which he initially refused.

As a China Daily critic, Hu Xiaodan, said in a recent article, "Chinese spoken drama has witnessed a revival since 1998 and the trend looks as if it will continue well into the new millennium".

While there have been a few dissenters (including a daily critic for this paper), most readers have been transfixed by the narrator's avid and explicitly described pursuit of "vigorous and precise" intercourse, her pleasure at being penetrated by anyone, anyhow, anywhere -- be it one man, or two men at a time, or whole armies of men who take turns having their way with her.

So we, the three daily book critics of The New York Times, don't make 10 best lists.

We three daily book critics for The New York Times don't make 10-best lists at the end of each year.

The White House, pummeled daily by critics of the federal website, is stepping up efforts to persuade states to expand Medicaid for lower-income people.