Sentence examples for makes critics from inspiring English sources

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

The fanaticism that makes critics scour texts like Stalinists produces hack propagandists by the thousand, of course, but it produces good journalists too.

Even more than his flowing, fragmentary, allusive methods, it's his transcendental world view that renders him grandly untimely, that makes critics who are smitten with television's cynical "darkness" repudiate the cathedral-like sublimity of his vision.

Anderson has within living memory knocked us for the biggest loop with his There Will Be Blood in 2007, and nothing makes critics more nervous than a director who makes two exceptional films in a row.

The track record of groups like Catholic Relief Service and Lutheran World Service makes critics of the White House's new faith-based initiatives ask, "If it ain't broke, why fix it?" After all, if the government is financing secular services, aren't secular skills everything that is necessary, whether they are provided by a Catholic, a Lutheran, a goddess worshiper or a committed atheist?

The large number of primitive incompatibilities postulated by the theory makes critics worry that no real explanatory work is being done.

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.

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.

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