Sentence examples for honorable critics from inspiring English sources
"It will help make us more attuned to what our readers and our critics, our honorable critics, are saying," Mr. Sulzberger said.
Robert Christgau, a film and music critic, who gave the album * Honorable Mention, listed "Tabloid Junkie" as being one out of two of the albums highlights.
Critic Robert Christgau gave the album an honorable mention of one star and described it as "brutal depression simplified," while Jason Josephes of Pitchfork Media called it a "double shot of grunge, no foam but plenty of caffeine".
Here time seems to have erred, and Logan ably assumes a more honorable, or at least less controversial, aspect of the critic's task than that of scourging his peers: rescuing a lost masterpiece.
They had a mild scorn for Jews who, in their view, wallowed in Yiddishkeit, as they thought Kazin did in his memoirs; but Trilling was offended when a Jewish critic, Robert Alter, characterized his relation to Judaism as "honorable".
Critic Keneth Kinnamon notes that young Romero is the novel's only honorable character.
Though critics have found fault with the black character, he seemed to me plausible and complex enough — the earliest of Maxwell's many honorable attempts to portray African-Americans.
These are honorable aims.
More honest, more honorable.
Honorable Mention: Yu Darvish.
