Sentence examples for malicious critics from inspiring English sources

The critics of the title include the empty and pretentious poet Sir Fretful Plagiary and the petty, malicious critics Sneer and Dangle.

Misguided or malicious critics can discourage an author who has been feeling his way toward a new mode that offends received taste.

Twain was a close friend of Grant's and helped him edit his memoirs; some malicious critics have even suggested that he ghostwrote the whole book.

And it is not, as some malicious critics might say, for any ulterior motives.

After each case, Black cursed his critics as malicious and defended himself as a pillar of probity.

Russell tweaked him as someone who had known "nothing but admiration, affection, and cash on the nail" — a fair enough comment from the perspective of a precariously self-employed artist, but a malicious one from a critic.

Facebook said Thursday it had terminated its relationship with a Republican-friendly PR company — hours after a bombshell New York Times report claimed the social network was involved in spreading malicious stories about Facebook's critics, including liberal billionaire donor George Soros.

November 14: A bombshell New York Times report reveals that Facebook had hired a GOP-linked PR company called Definers to spread malicious stories about Facebook's critics, including liberal billionaire donor George Soros.

Such critics accuse him of pandering to malicious Western misconceptions, in the case of the Venice exhibit, scoring easy points by mocking the excesses of Mao's Cultural Revolution.

Given synthetic biology's open-source ethic, critics cite the possibility of bioterror: the malicious use of DNA sequences posted on the Internet to engineer a new virus or more devastating biological weapons.

The tools can be used by anyone who wants to advertise on Facebook, and critics say that's an open invitation to malicious actors.