Sentence examples for influential critics from inspiring English sources

This change of tactics has influential critics.

Austerlitz brought him wide and belated recognition from influential critics such as Susan Sontag.

The most influential critics of gangsta rap aren't writing articles or holding Senate hearings.

In any case, Netherland was greeted with extravagant praise by some of America's most influential critics.

Several of the most influential critics cheered the movie, but far more were negative, even gleefully so.

The lusciously sticky red, Almoroig 2009, for example, was awarded 90 points by the Wine Advocate and other influential critics.

Almost simultaneously, influential critic Q. D. Leavis argued in "Critical Theory of Jane Austen's Writing", published in Scrutiny in the early 1940s, that Austen was a professional, not an amateur, writer.

For example, criticism for naturalistic abiogenesis is accompanied by stating that an influential critic of the theory ("cells cannot be born out of inorganic substance in reality or in theory") is "an atheistic Nobel-prize winner" (Reinikainen [2011]).

He is, after all, London's most influential critic.

Its author is Henry A. Kissinger, probably our most influential critic of military & foreign policy.

To the influential critic Andrei Nemzer, he is an "infantile writer producing books for an infantile society".