Sentence examples for famous critics from inspiring English sources

"Many famous critics say he's the second Furtwängler," said a spokesman for Mr. Luisi, Henry Brinker, referring to the great maestro Wilhelm Furtwängler.

As service slows down, Lowe comes out to do a circuit of a room full of big-name chefs and famous critics.

Some recalled a warning given by one of China's most famous critics, Huang Wanli, before his death ten years ago that the dam would silt up the reservoir basin and sooner or later have to be blown up.

What a good joke about our time, that one of the most famous critics of the way we live now is nothing more than a media-savvy cultural entrepreneur.

Among famous critics and scholars, Harold Bloom, in book after book, has argued for reading as the way to a developed self, but my guess is that he speaks to those who don't need convincing.

Famous critics aside, there were actually some people who saw her DJ who said she's pretty great.

His interest in film also benefited from having a neighbor who happened to be a famous critic.

The south of today is not, to quote its most historically famous critic HL Mencken, "the Sahara of the Bozart".

It is written by the former head of the Equality and Human Rights Commission and famous critic of multiculturalism, Trevor Phillips.

"A very famous critic called Joseph Rykwert, in 1972, said about graffiti, "the barbarians from within will take over," and that's what happened with this music.

Freud's most famous critic must be Shere Hite, whose 1976 Hite Report: A Nationwide Study of Female Sexuality aimed to dispel the "myth" of the vaginal orgasm.