Sentence examples for measured critics from inspiring English sources

To use the phrase he employed most grievously against measured critics, who highlighted suspicious performance data, nothing less than a declaration of war is required.

Bloom's intemperance gives him an energy that more measured critics lack, and an uninhibited, un-self-aware condescension that undermines his reliability.

Some dance at the margins, like the Reverend Billy, but there are also more measured critics of America's current gilded age, which has flourished for nearly a decade with scant cultural or intellectual dissent.

Mr. Iovine, a measured critic who often pans performances on the show, called Mr. Ledet's cover of James Brown's classic "a piece of magic".

The problem with Rotten Tomatoes, with its "fresh" and "rotten" substitutes for thumbs up or down, and even with the numerical grades assigned by Metacritic to guesstimate reviewers' levels of enthusiasm, is that it doesn't and can't measure critics' levels of engagement.

That measure, critics say, has worsened conditions for foreigners.

Both measures, critics say, would widen differences between state schools in rich and poor areas.

Over the years, and in just about equal measure, critics have either chided the BBFC for being too liberal or too draconian.

The measure, critics say, is likely to increase borrowing costs for foreign governments, reduce liquidity and make the market for foreign government bonds more volatile, the opponents charge.

As anxiety has grown over the introduction of these new performance measures, critics from both the left and right have piled in to attack them.

Sponsors have already abandoned the bills' most objectionable feature, which interfered with the domain name addressing system in an attempt to cut off access to "pirate" sites – a measure critics charged would "break the internet".