Sentence examples for real critics from inspiring English sources
There it will face its real critics.
But the real critics will be children.
Where it leaves real critics — rusty old Concepticons, with failing firepower — I hate to think.
Luckily, I had England all those years and they had real critics.
Where it leaves real critics—rusty old Concepticons, with failing firepower—I hate to think.
Q. Are you saying the fictional David Manning had more integrity than real critics?
— MATTHEW ARNOLD 1864 The Age of Criticism: "Criticism demands of the critic a terrible nakedness: a real critic has no one but himself to depend on.
The cast had been told that a real critic was coming in to play the part of Borchester Echo reviewer Tristram "Hatchet" Hawkshaw.
Winterbottom and his team are not planning to supplant the newspaper's real critic, Jay Rayner, but created the premise allowing Coogan and Brydon to travel around the north of England having a series of adventures.
So I brought along a real critic, someone who had seen "The Magic Flute" rendered by the Metropolitan Opera, the New York City Opera and the Amato Opera, not to mention the Salzburg Marionettes.
