Sentence examples for most critics found from inspiring English sources

Most critics found it indigestible.

Most critics found it to be sincere but stilted.

The book has received mixed reviews; while most critics found it entertaining, some said it was sometimes flabby with historical detail and its prose was less than literature.

Because he had already both worked with Streisand and choreographed William Wyler's Funny Girl, Ross seemed like a logical choice to direct its sequel, Funny Lady (1975), which most critics found entertaining though not the equal of the original.

Although most critics found the novel too long, at more than 1,100 pages, and far less enthralling than Mr. Clavell's previous works, "Whirlwind" immediately shot to the top of the best-seller lists and stayed there for more than 20 weeks.

No matter how open to King Lear actors and directors had become – and it was a slow process; when Welles did the play in New York in 1956, most critics found it inherently ludicrous – there was no question that it presented huge challenges.

As it happens, most critics find these paintings painful to behold.

In the past it has been relatively rare for critics to engage in debate with audiences and artists about productions (and about our reviews of those productions), because of the relative isolation most critics find it necessary to maintain.

Incidentally, I happened to see this film for the first time at its premiere at Cannes, and seeing it was so indulgently pleasurable (note, most critics find it deadly dull) that it nearly ruined my appreciation for Terrence Malick's Tree of Life, which played right after.

According to David E. E. Sloane, "most American critics found it harder to overlook the coarseness of the book and its treatment of the labor problem".

Clive Barnes in The Times saluted "three superlative, knock-em-in-the-aisles performances by three stars who glitter like gold dust all evening," but most of the critics found it too determinedly seedy and cynical for its own good.