Sentence examples for exacting critic from inspiring English sources
A rare example of the heights-scaling novelist who remains an exacting critic, Byatt has flashes of impatience with the cosy clichés of book-chat.
He is an exacting critic, and an exuberant showoff, and the meetings provide a captive audience.
Alvin Aubert was an exacting critic, encouraging students to think carefully and weigh the necessity of every single word.
Students are keen to learn details of the craft that will give them the power to make discoveries, and they intuitively are exacting critics.
She chose a tight black cap that covered her ears but not her neck and did not mollify her most exacting critics.
"Fay Maschler, eat your heart out," he says, referring to the London Evening Standard's notoriously exacting restaurant critic.
It didn't capture the public's attention the way Cimino hoped – and he was entitled to suspect the American critics were exacting a price for their extravagant praise for the previous film – but it was thrilling and bold cinema nonetheless: a flawed masterpiece.
She was exacting, loyal, charming, an astute critic and an overly stern self-critic, and a person for whom being cultivated was neither aspirational nor a privilege, but an innate, human virtue.
The choice of Ms. Philipsz has generally been applauded by London's exacting art critics, many of whom say that music too counts as art.
But critics characterized the fees as a lucrative giveaway to rental-car companies without exacting any promise in return that rates would decline or the companies would stop what some call discriminatory practices.
