Sentence examples for hostile criticism from inspiring English sources
Moving to the US did not relieve Britten of the nuisance of hostile criticism: although Olin Downes, the doyen of New York music critics, and Irving Kolodin took to Britten's music, Virgil Thomson was, as the music scholar Suzanne Robinson puts it, consistently "severe and spiteful".
As Finland's first professional writer, Kivi struggled throughout his life against poverty and hostile criticism.
Calling upon his usual courtesy, Vince constantly had to fend off adverse even hostile criticism.
Cherry-Garrard expressed fears of "hostile criticism" on his return home.
When the treaty encountered hostile criticism, he gambled on a popular referendum in France to bolster support.
A book is born into a puddle of treacle; the brine of hostile criticism is only a memory". Crikey.
His courage in essaying a difficult task will no doubt receive its due reward in a shower of hostile criticisms; but we hope that his critics will at least be grateful that he has given them something to criticise and that his mistakes may lead to the elaboration of a sounder method.
During King Philip's War, he defended the "Praying Indians" against hostile criticisms.
They had belief and confidence in their own style and all credit to them for persisting with it in the face of some hostile criticisms.
One wonders what a biography could add to Clark's own writings, which were filled with more self-criticism than even a hostile critic could manage.
