Sentence examples for press critics from inspiring English sources
Essar, one of the corporations sponsoring the festival, runs huge mines in Chhatisgarh and elsewhere, and some press critics have accused Tehelka of softening its criticism of the mining giant in exchange for sponsorship.
But there are plenty of press critics in print and on the Web, so I'll cede the general criticism to them.
Such hand-wringing has become fodder for conservative press critics.
They rarely respond directly to their press critics.
"They're not press critics — they're people trying to advance a political agenda".
By the late 1960's, press critics were adopting that sense of the word.
"One of the takeaways of this -- both The Post's self analysis, and The Times's criticism of itself -- is that they help demystify newspapers," said Jack Shafer, press critic of the online magazine Slate.
"One cannot give the appearance of a conflict of interest as a press critic," he said.
"I think we've learned through history to beware of presidents playing press critic," said Tom Rosenstiel, director of the Project for Excellence in Journalism.
AJ Liebling, the New Yorker's 1950s press critic, wrote that "freedom of the press is guaranteed only to those who own one".
"Not since Liebling has anyone cared as much about what gets into a newspaper," Mr. Friendly added, referring to the late press critic A. J. Liebling.
