Sentence examples for key critics from inspiring English sources
Rejected by Amis's German publisher and rubbished by key critics, it is supremely, wantonly funny and breathtakingly audacious.
During a much-vaunted Q&A session, he appeared to repeatedly refuse to answer questions from Paul Kimmage, one of the key critics in cycling.
(Media Select Committee, July 2009) Now Crone has emerged as one of the key critics of testimony by James Murdoch, but in doing so has raised questions about what he himself knew.
The university's effort to enlist local support for the plan, to be formally introduced at a series of events in April, has yet to win over some key critics, who worry that N.Y.U.'s expansion will overwhelm its historic area.
In the end, Sony would have been far better off trusting its product - Feig has a spectacular record of making sharp, spunky comedies - and getting a few key critics to see the movie early.
It will screen at 6 50 and 9 30; the 6 50 show will be introduced by the film critics Andrew Sarris and Molly Haskell Sarriss has played a major role in the appreciation, in the United States, of Hawks's importance as a director; Haskell has long been one of the key critics on the subject of gender, which is crucial to Hawks's work.
Britain is the key critic of the withholding tax of 20percentto to be levied on interest an individual earns from savings held outside that person's own country.
He was backed by the ex-SDP leader Lord Owen, now a crossbench peer, who has been a key critic of the bill in the Lords.
Towards the end he embraced the shape-changing genius of Ovid and drew the important admiration of another key critic, John Carey.
Shelton – a key critic of efforts to legalise same-sex marriage – voiced sympathy for the couples who held ceremonies since Saturday.
"This task force was nothing but a colossal failure by [Immigration and Customs Enforcement] to defend an program that's indefensible," Sarahi Uribe of National Day Laborer's Organizing Network, a key critic of the program, said in a statement.
