Sentence examples for problem of critics from inspiring English sources

But in other areas of creative arts the problem of critics who love too much is more serious.

The lack of prominence of the movies I've cited here isn't their problem — it's the problem of critics who, fixated on Hollywood as if they were paid publicists rather than discerning viewers, have neglected them.

In the view of one Wordsworth biographer, Mary Moorman (1906 1994), "The identity of 'Lucy' has been the problem of critics for many years.

Alÿs poses the problem, for critics, of how to gainsay direct appeals to the people.

But Margot Saunders, an attorney at the National Consumer Law Center, said the real problem for critics of the new law is that "these are all what-ifs".

Nearly 30 other witnesses did appear, however, and testified for several hours about the problems of what critics call "predatory" lenders, who single out minority borrowers with limited credit and offer loans with relatively high interest rates.

Much of the problem, critics of the policy argue, is that the backlogs for immigrants to become legal takes years, making department requirements impossible for many to meet.

But there's a problem with this vision of critics as detached, overpaid cynics – or Marvel shills – who are determined to beat the fun out of filmgoing.

But that's the kind of problem critics fear we will eventually see if the UK doesn't resist the EU's roll into justice and crime-fighting.

The problem, say critics of Mr. Spitzer, including Vincent Romano, Mr. Farella's lawyer, is that he and his office inflated the case's importance, and went after the people involved with zeal.

So why keep a solution in place when there's no problem?" Some critics of the mayor charged that Mr. Spencer's political opportunities have diminished since he took over the leadership of Yonkers, and that is the reason he is clinging to the mayor's post.