Sentence examples for recalled critics from inspiring English sources

She recalled critics telling her, "Oh, poor people don't do their laundry as often as rich people, so they don't want light colors," but the top-selling towel color her first year at Kmart was white.

Brandon recalled critics of the first deal complaining that Bain paid too much for Domino's and saddled it with so much debt it would not be able to compete.

Veterans of the period recall critics who questioned their patriotism, honesty or intelligence as if the encounters took place last week.

Back in the 1990s, he recalls, critics claimed there were limits to the firm's direct-sales model, and suggested that Dell would never be able to make laptops or servers.

Annemarie Roelofs recalled that critics of The Feminist Improvising Group were always either very positive, or very negative; there was never any middle-ground.

You may recall that critics of the German photographer Andreas Gursky's show, which appeared last year at the Modern and opens on Saturday at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago, complained that his big glossy pictures seemed too stagy.

I recalled how British critics later missed the boat again when the Abstract Expressionists sailed into Europe.

Some of his critics recalled an earlier gaffe when, as chief economist to the World Bank, Mr Summers mused in a memo about developed countries being allowed to export toxic waste to developing countries.

Commenting on her gamine appearance, critics recalled that she spent her childhood in Nazi-occupied Holland, where food was in short supply and the family was sometimes reduced to eating tulip bulbs.

Simon Tait, president of the Critics Circlee, said he could not recall a critic calling for the head of a national institution but he defended Januszczak's right to.

"That would have been 8 30 in the morning," recalls film critic Anne Thompson.