Sentence examples for dear critics from inspiring English sources
I also published an essay in Dissent magazine called, "With Friends Like These, Who'll Defend Liberal Education?" Not to be pedantic about it, dear critics, but please do your homework!
And so, dear critics and cynics, before suggesting that Sanders lacks the wisdom to conduct foreign policy, pay attention to the judgment and foresight he demonstrated in what he has rightly termed the most critical decision Senators were called on to make in this century.
So, dearest critics, wince away As I shout-out, this holiday, The Khizr Khans, that Gold Star clan, And kind Pope Francis, holy man, And Meryl Streep and S. E.
Reviewers, critics, dear letter writers: so you don't like this music; so you find it hard to listen to; so what?
After backlash from mainly white critics, "Dear White People" is getting the last laugh.
Yet Sade is, in her way, a paragon of musical authenticity and other virtues that critics hold dear.
In this spirit, I have written most supportively to Mr Duncan Smith as follows: "Dear Mr Duncan Smith, Although critics of your suggestion are saying don't be duped and it's the start of a slippery slope which can only lead to the dismantlement of the welfare state, I am entirely with you.
Another myth that seems especially dear these days to critics of literature and pop music as well as movies is the myth of the lost heroic age, in whose shadow the sickly, pale inhabitants of the present are doomed to labor.
"Oh, dear," the English dance critic Richard Buckle once wrote.
Signac is known primarily for his luminous marine paintings from the late 1880's, which can be almost indistinguishable from Seurat's, and for one portrait, in the Museum of Modern Art, of a dear friend, the art critic Félix Fénéon.
