Sentence examples for large critics from inspiring English sources

The reason, he told the Guardian, was that "by and large critics are people who live in darkened rooms – they don't meet the people who are running campaigns to save hospitals or save community centres, or engage in that political struggle in the real world, or organise trade union activity.

At a time when family economic challenges remain significant and the threat of the fiscal cliff looms large, critics contend that SNAP is an unsustainable entitlement.

Large companies, critics say, are now more likely to hold on to technology by using less-expensive trade-secret applications.

By and large, television critics from around the country were scathing in their assessment of the show's first episode, which aired Monday night.

This intense emotional involvement by the judge leads to a larger problem, critics say.

On a larger level, critics said, AT&T Wireless has not adapted well to the technology challenges of maintaining and upgrading its network.

The awards are handed out by the 250-member Broadcast Film Critics Association, the largest film critics organisation in the United States and Canada.

But the problem might be a lot bigger than a handful of bad apples in the US government's second largest department, critics of the VA said.

By Adam Gopnik The New Yorker, March 16 , 1998P. 70 A CRITIC AT LARGE about art critic Clement Greenberg.

But by and large, the harshest critics of the expat exodus have been other expats.

The following decade continued to stimulate and, by and large, please the critics.