Sentence examples for particular critics from inspiring English sources

In particular, critics have focused on the potential of the map to decimate home values in areas labelled as problematic.

In particular, critics have pointed to the claim by the Hazare group that their legislation represents the people's will and should replace the government bill in Parliament.

Aside from that, let's consider his substantive argument, based around three particular critics of - and victims of - tabloid intrusion: Hugh Grant, Steve Coogan and Max Mosley.

The importance of particular critics can't be quantified in lumens of fame, circulation numbers or box office returns, though by all of these measures Kael, in her heyday, certainly enjoyed unusual prominence.

In particular, critics have complained about the power of commanders to unilaterally dismiss criminal charges or convictions without explanation, which they say makes it less likely that women in the military will report sexual assaults for fear of retaliation.

In particular, critics of the leak prosecutions question the appropriateness of using the Espionage Act, a World War I-era statute first applied to leaks in the Pentagon Papers case in 1971.

She's also a particular critic.

This particular critic was a willing participant and ended up a pivotal part of the "cast".

So extreme can these mannerisms become that the experience of reading "Stupidity" can be a bit unnerving: the book's central concept often seems as useful to describe the irrelevancies and flaws of the text as, some may find, to describe the limitations of this particular critic.

Of course, spoiler control was key (all throughout the TCAs), and Lyonne both could not and would not acknowledge whether she was on the show – a fact that ranged from amusing to awkward, depending on how persistent any particular critic was on the matter.

A given argument might refute a particular critic.