Sentence examples for has made critics from inspiring English sources

His leadership, as well as his talent, has made critics eat their words.

Social networking has made critics more accessible and increasingly allowed artists and those who cover them to exchange ideas, while retaining necessary distance.

This very claim has made critics nervous about her commitment to civil liberties and her views on using the criminal justice system in the war with Al Qaeda.

Now and then, he feels that others get credit for things he did first, but he also knows that having his work admired by younger artists has made critics and collectors look at it with renewed interest.

The idea of drones flying around automatically has made critics question what would happen in case of malfunction.

Yet the Crucifixion paintings have surely been among those which have made critics emphasise what they call the element of horror in your work.

Reviews of the new CD have been enthusiastic, as if seeing so many of his songs side by side had made critics rediscover Mr. Yeston.

He won elections in 1996, 2002 and 2009 with at least 95 percent of the vote, and Mr. Davis said he had advised Mr. Obiang that his huge margins of victory had made critics skeptical of the country's democracy.

Still, the results have made critics and admirers of Mr. Bloomberg wonder about -- if not necessarily doubt -- the reliability of data underpinning policy decisions on the budget, education, transportation, public health and other issues.

By the time I got around to writing about him, in 1964, a pair of Rauschenberg retrospectives — at the Whitechapel Gallery, in London, and the Jewish Museum in New York — had made critics and collectors take him more seriously.

Yet Adele is practically Extreme Noise Terror, death-growling the Brits into tinnitus-induced submission, compared with Sam Smith, Ellie Goulding and Emeli Sandé, who forward-thinking music hacks have made Critics' Choice winners in recent years.