Sentence examples for great critics from inspiring English sources
Great statesmen have great critics, and Ferguson could have made a case for Kissinger's greatness by honestly grappling with his many formidable foes.
Like all great critics, Barry was writing about the future of the art.
To study the great critics in action is incomparably more instructive than to read theoretical manuals.
(Great critics, I suspect, are rarer than great novelists or great poets).
Taking a sip of his Manhattan, he said, "Some people are great novelists, some are great critics — they're naturals.
Like many great critics, Scully had at last found a subject through whom he could also write about himself.
The credential that marks a great critic is great criticism.
Jonathan Landman, culture editor: The credential that marks a great critic is great criticism.
Moreover, not only does a great critic understand what they're criticizing but they actually understand what motivates people and people's creativity (or other effort).
The great critic became a great poet.
