Sentence examples for read critic from inspiring English sources

William Stanley Braithwaite has appeared as a widely read critic of poetry.

Robert Lawrence Balzer, an early champion of American wines and a widely read critic of them for more than 60 years as a journalist and author, died on Dec. 1 at his home in Orange, Calif.

David Hare responds: I never read critics unless it's absolutely necessary.

It read: Critics established the right to say whatever they pleased about the dead.

I mean, I was amazed to read critics of her saying, "My goodness she is for drilling in A.N.W.R".

His combination of sound scholarship and a vigorous, outspoken style made him one of the most widely read critics and historians of his day.

I've read critics for the best part of 40 years and no one has achieved this balance as exquisitely as Philip French.

This year I've read critics who claim the 2013 list of nominees is one of the best ever while others call it weak and conformist.

Why isn't she talking about what I do in the movie?' And so that really taught me to a) not read critics.

While she was one of the most prominent and widely read critics of her time, she was not "the first woman to be made a full-time critic for a major American newspaper".

We read: "Critics charged that Lindsay held the police back from confronting looters, while allies asserted that the policy of selective restraint kept the riot from exploding into something far worse".