Sentence examples for more critics in from inspiring English sources

Still, he probably has more critics in the press and among liberals than within his party, where one imagines he will remain popular despite the poor reviews.

I could not agree with you more: Critics fell in love with the idea of the film and seemed to miss that there is little substance on-screen.

In parallel, as an echo of mateism, more critics grew interested in subjects relating to Caragiale's work.

Last weekend, two more critics groups chimed in.

President Barack Obama has thrown more shade, hushed more critics and been bolder in 2015 than he has in any of his previous years in office.

For more critics, collectors, curators and all involved in the art world to further welcome and recognize their work.

But public criticism is rarely directed at the Palestinian leader, Yasir Arafat, who has jailed his more vocal critics in the past.

This has bred resentment in those nations about other EU partners, notably Britain, that have proved less welcoming... David Cameron seems afraid to face down the more flinty critics in his own party, but the change in public opinion in recent days should have helped him do that..

In some ways, it was almost as if he were reprising his former role as leader of the powerless Democratic minority in the State Senate — more critic than participant.

Washington City Paper was edited by Jack Shafer, one of the more respected media critics in the country, writing at Reuters.

Mr Milne takes a less tolerant view of dissenting MPs than the "Kennites" and is said to have pressed Mr Corbyn to sack more Shadow Cabinet critics in this month's messy reshuffle than he eventually did.