Sentence examples for made critics from inspiring English sources

Mugabe sank in world esteem— His special powers made critics scream.

It has also made critics of some former admirers in the press and among the public.

Where his languid body language made critics carp, now it represents clever, elusive movement.

The elegiac tone, which has, on occasion, made critics roll their eyes, tips here into contrivance.

His leadership, as well as his talent, has made critics eat their words.

Romney père lost his presidential dream after the brainwashing claim because his verbal missteps made critics question his intellectual heft.

The exceptions were "Ragtime" in 1981, in which Cagney received more plaudits than the film itself, and "Terrible Joe Moran," a 1984 TV movie that made critic and fan alike wish their hero had stuck to his original retirement decision.

But did we realise that it would make critics and writers feel sadder?

"These things make critics comfortable because they know exactly what that is.

It's precisely the sort of "slacktivism" that makes critics of what's called "techno-Utopianism" despair.

Many female artists create work that is "visceral and disturbing" he says, but they often make critics flinch.