Sentence examples for discerning critic from inspiring English sources

Andrew Sarris, a generous and discerning critic, praised him as an American primitive.In his autobiography, edited posthumously, Fuller insists that he simply told it as he saw it.

A discerning critic, he looks to the backstory: with our intellectual exertions, we don't justify our mere tastes and distastes we justify our existences.

A less imperious but no less discerning critic, Kornei Chukovsky (who was also a famous writer of children's books), esteemed Garnett for her work on Turgenev and Chekhov but not for her Dostoyevsky.

He added, "As a discerning critic pointed out: the hero of my latest play, God help it, was 'just Christopher Robin grown up.' So that even when I stop writing about children, I still insist on writing about people who were children once".

SOME restaurants have a special something that exerts a gravitational pull on even the most discerning critic.

There are discerning critics.

And when the program ends, musicians must become discerning critics who examine what they have played and assess whether they want to keep it in their repertories — in practical terms, whether they want to argue with concert presenters on its behalf or let it slip quietly into the "been there, played that" file.

Discerning critics have, for a generation now, used the National Theatre's failure to perform Schiller's work as a stick with which to beat successive directors, who, in turn, have shrugged off these attacks with the retort that there is no audience for wordy, Germanic pieces.

Their rebooting of critical theory is still cited by such discerning critics as Michael Bracewell, acclaimed author of The Space Between: Selected Writings on Art.

A distinguished and discerning music critic, she utilized criticism to enhance music.

Al Aswany shows a prickly awareness of these discerning critics.