Sentence examples for groups of critics from inspiring English sources
There are three main groups of critics.
On narrow grounds, both groups of critics have a point.
When Mr. Obama first proposed $800 billion in fiscal stimulus, there were two groups of critics.
Speaking in Las Vegas on Monday — in the center of the housing crisis and in a presidential battleground state — Mr. Obama addressed both groups of critics.
Peter Rainer, a critic at New York magazine and chairman of the National Society of Film Critics, said smaller films such as American Splendour might suffer from the decision by some groups of critics not to award prizes as a protest against the row over screeners.
In essence, there were two groups of critics: those who wanted to do away with the association's amateur model and those who emphasized the need for player unionization as a way to more equitably allocate the huge amounts of money generated by college sports.
The second group of critics, meanwhile, has sought to recast the criticism of G.D.P. from an accounting debate to a philosophical one.
One of the conspicuous features of this period was the critical review supported and sustained by a group of critics, who were in most cases attached to a university or college.
The majority is held captive by a small, though vociferous, group of critics who wait to pounce on anything "offensive".
