Sentence examples for of any critics from inspiring English sources

It has questioned the patriotism of any critics.

Its unique combination of expertly choreographed violence, comedic sound effects, CGI bloodwork and manic clog tap-dancing won him the loudest ovation of any critics' screening.

As the standards of British restaurant cooking improved (not, I think, because of the influence of any critics, but due rather to changes in society and attitudes), so did the importance and accuracy of the guides themselves.

Though the government claims that they are only targeting supporters of Gulen, who lives in self-imposed exile in a Pennsylvania mansion, critics say the purges are a smokescreen for an attack on any critics of the government.

You revert to the old narrative of accusing any critics of your policy as being anti-Semitic in order to deflect from your ill-advised actions which are bound to backfire.

I wouldn't trust the sanity of any critic who claimed to understand what goes on in this movie.

While much of Kael may be out of print, today it's an anomaly when the output of any critic is collected in a book in the first place (let alone Kael's 11 anthologies of full-length reviews).

The power of the purse is greater than that of any critic, and when the budget was reduced to $20,000, the design was scaled down to a pair of one-story castlelike structures.

Sterne wrote that "Tristram Shandy... was made to baffle all criticism - and I will venture to rest the book on this ground - that it is either above the power or beneath the attention of any critic or hyper-critic whatsoever".

Updike stands as an object of worship to both Raine and Wolcott, a model of what can be done, except on those occasions when magnanimity limits honesty – cardinal virtue of any critic.

Virginia Woolf, for example, recalls him writing, "saying he cares for my praise more than for that of any critic"; she later described him as having the "makings of a long-winded bore".