Sentence examples for perceived as critics from inspiring English sources

"There is an unseemliness about scientists willingly providing data to their friends and resisting the provision of data to people who are perceived as critics".

He's instead vociferously attacked those he perceives as critics –- from protestors and several media outlets, to a TV comedy show and a Broadway musical ― and went on a "thank you" tour of the states he won rather than try to speak with those voters who didn't support him.

The theory turned out to be false; and its falseness was perceived as early as 1964 by critics of the war such as Hans J. Morgenthau.

Schools perceived as stronger blocked the way.

Mr. Ventura is widely perceived as a legitimate critic of the campaign finance system, one that has embroiled the vice president in controversy.

Declaring himself "the last couturier," Saint Laurent retreated into what some critics perceived as stultifying nostalgia for his own past work.

But in the last seven years Mr. Eisner's reputation has slipped as Disney's dominance in animation has faded, the fortunes of its ABC network have sagged, and his manner, perceived as arrogant by many critics, has led to the departure of senior executives and the end of Disney's partnership with Pixar Animation Studios, the producer of hits like "Finding Nemo".

In 1968 he made it to Broadway in a short-lived play, "Soldiers," and in 1970 he was in the original London cast of "Oh! Calcutta!" He became well-known in Canada when he played the title role in Michel Tremblay's play "Hosanna," about a transvestite in denial of his sexual predilections whom some critics perceived as a metaphor for Quebec wrestling with the issue of separatism.

There was much debate but it did little to diminish what critics perceived as the core problem.

I'm arguing that critics, perceived as elitist, are actually fairly good barometers of popular taste.

The first Disney character to explicitly commit murder, Scar sparked controversy due to his violence, dark-haired appearance, personality and allegedly effeminate characteristics, which some critics perceived as frightening, racist and homophobic.