Sentence examples for leaving critics from inspiring English sources

In the past year, it has been staged in London, Amsterdam, Toulouse, Munich and Vienna, each time bringing audiences to their feet and leaving critics to pull out superlatives they hadn't thought they'd ever use in the context of new opera.

Upmarket development plans include a golf course at Lake Burabay in northern Kazakhstan and a smart resort on the Caspian Sea – leaving critics wondering who will frequent such places: wealthy Europeans and South East Asians, after all, are unlikely to choose Kazakhstan as a place to hone their backswing or sun themselves on the beach, they suggest.

English universities will be able to take as many students as they want from 2015, after the chancellor said the limit on places would be abolished – leaving critics to question how the expansion would be funded in the long-term, with potentially damaging implications for the arts and humanities.

Some petitions are months old, however, leaving critics to question whether the petition system is being taken seriously.

May normally prefers to describe ISCs as 'akin to an itemized phone bill' — leaving critics to point out the folly of such a comparison….

The stage musical version of Hollywood tear-jerker Ghost has opened in London, leaving critics dazzled by the visuals, but wanting more heart and soul.

But, if all you need is love, where does that leave critics?

Jonathan Harvey is not the sort of writer who leaves critics or audiences sitting on the fence.

It's an exhilarating ride that has left critics breathless with hyperbole.

Sarah Kane's anti-naturalism left critics scrabbling to identify her graphic violence.

But the forum he chose left critics doubtful of his good faith.