Sentence examples for like critics from inspiring English sources

Of course, actors don't like critics very much.

"We didn't have sort of like critics in our ears.

Brooks doesn't like "critics in the left-wing blogosphere" because he claims they have "reverted to crude 1970s economic determinism".

The new rules mean startups may have a harder time reaching consumers, and ISPs may be able to censor information they do not like, critics of the FCC decision say.

Mr. Davis and Mr. Mottola encouraged their nonsongwriting talent to think like entertainers, not like critics.

Audiences, like critics, enjoy discovering the links between seemingly disparate works.

Was it the equivalent of unwrapping that enticing, DVD-shaped parcel on Christmas morning, only to discover a copy of Mamma Mia! inside, or do those Scrooge-like critics need to lighten up and get in the festive spirit?

Immigrant family detention centers are prison-like, critics say, despite order to improve.

DAVID REMNICK: I like the critics to go at things as their interests and tastes take them.

Personally, I like my critics of marriage to be more fiery, or at least more wryly amused.

It's clear that Geithner doesn't like his critics, and they don't like him.