Sentence examples for established critics from inspiring English sources

Established critics, notably the corporate raider Lou Siffer, maintain it is all incense-smoke and mirrors.

He was a darling of established critics, but to up-and-coming artists, he seemed old-fashioned.

While a few critics liked or were at least intrigued by what they'd seen, our most established critics were as negative as I've ever seen them be.

At the same time, Latin American artistic centres such as Mexico City developed strong national art scenes with their own established critics, museums, and galleries.

"What Burns did to me seemed like a kindness compared to what the older and established critics did to his second novel," James Michener wrote in his memoirs.

Perhaps because Mr. Guggenheim's reputation as a filmmaker is so well established, critics and even some journalists have complained that the video is too one-sided.

Yet the fact that I was an established critic who responded to her new poems and published them in The Observer made our friendship seem important to her - for the time being, at least.

Neighbouring Sounds (aka O som ao redor) is the impressive feature debut of the 45-year-old Brazilian writer-director Kleber Mendonça Filho, an established critic and director of shorts and documentaries, and is set in his native Recife.

"We all began freelancing, and we were all terribly mean to the established dance critics, who were all music critics, really, and didn't know a thing about dance," Mr. Barnes told McCall's magazine in 1969.

The course, Artists in the Marketplace, now in its 29th year, is a series of seminars in the fall and spring that offer advice from established artists, critics, curators, dealers and lawyers.

He found himself and his charges "attacked and reviled by upholders of the academy and old doctrines, by the most established art critics, by the entire press and by most of my colleagues".