Sentence examples for hostile critics from inspiring English sources
These intermediaries are often hostile critics, he adds.
To hostile critics, though, Corgan was still a brat whose face didn't fit.
But Morrissey's "woe-is-me" posture inspired some hostile critics to dismiss the Smiths as "miserabilists".
But the EU's more hostile critics cannot be allowed to have it both ways.
For example, hostile critics of the poor often declare such existences to be a "lifestyle choice".
Hostile critics of Neoclassical sculpture have tended to compare such works to "a valley of dry bones".
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.
Today he is seen as a hostile critic by many Israelis.
(One hostile critic said the production looked like something from the 1970s).
Pitney said one hostile critic on Amazon urged people to burn his book The Politics of Autism.
His humour is really unique – take a look at his alter egos, the German musicologist Dr Klopweisser, the English conductor Sir Nigel Twitt-Thornwande and the hostile critic Theodore Slutz.
