Sentence examples for powerful critics from inspiring English sources

It was also an empire of which some Romans themselves were the most powerful critics.

Ghazala and her husband, Khizr Khan, have emerged as powerful critics of Donald Trump.

Mr. Gusinsky called it another effort by President Vladimir V. Putin to silence powerful critics, including him.

Thomas came late to poetry and in his lifetime he was better known as one of London's most powerful critics, "notorious for the sharpness of his pen".

It shows that the BBC, facing a charter review and heeding negative comments from certain ministers, is bending over backwards to accommodate powerful critics.

Both boards have made concessions that alarmed some believers in the use of market values, but neither has fully satisfied powerful critics in the banks, who have gathered support from bank regulators and politicians on both sides of the Atlantic.

Clement Greenberg, the most powerful critic of the day, asked him to write on art for Commentary.

Dickens was a powerful critic of Victorian England, a proud and lonely voice in the campaign for social reform.

Here, the margin between success and failure can be as fine as a single, powerful critic's review.

Predictably, but equally upsettingly, the book was denounced by some former fans, including the powerful critic Milton Appel.

"The wine writer Robert Parker Jr. may be the most powerful critic in the world," trumpets The Atlantic's cover blurb.