Sentence examples for growing critical from inspiring English sources

I am growing critical.

"Moscow is growing critical of Damascus too, but insists that the story is not as straightforward as it may seem".

Recent years have seen growing critical acclaim for a new wave of strong female voices: Kacey Musgraves, Brandy Clark, Ashley Monroe, Angaleena Presley.

Now, as a pared-down version of The Tempest completes the trilogy – in which each filleted production is remarkable, but when seen consecutively are utterly extraordinary – there is a growing critical mass of gender-blind casting.

You could learn all this on Oink, which acted almost as a museum exhibit of Drake's critical afterlife, charting the repeated attempts to cash in on his growing critical and commercial stature.

A steadily growing critical fan base showered the novel with praise, and it went on to become a best seller, with 625,000 copies in print in hardcover and paperback.

Other prominent ecologists have grown critical of hot spots.

By the mid-60's, Ms. Cook's troubles with depression, alcohol and overeating had grown critical.

In his later years he grew critical of Marxist socialism and supported Ukrainian nationalism.

Once an important supporter of the European Union, he grew critical of it, complaining about the bloc's agricultural subsidies.

Meanwhile, President Zhelev grew critical of the UDF and Dimitrov's government and received support from the MRF.