Sentence examples for respected critics from inspiring English sources

In an era when the nation's leadership seems hell-bent on expanding the military's role, respected critics like Mizuki will be greatly missed.

So it's all the more galling when respected critics ruin their reviews with comments along the lines of "excellent food, but too expensive for an Indian".

"Arresting respected critics like Anwar al-Bunni and Michael Kilo shows that the Syrian government has no interest in peaceful, homegrown reform," Human Rights Watch said in a statement.

Although she has worked with and respected critics she refers to as "my leftist friends", she is often at odds with them because of their criticism of the role of theKennedy family in the investigations or because of her recollection that the far left subjected Kennedy to as much abuse as the far right.

So I won't be joining the fans who have signed a petition calling for Rotten Tomatoes to be shut down, as if a site that merely aggregates respected critics' verdicts could ever be held responsible for the failure of a movie.

He is also regarded as one of the most respected critics of his generation.

Not a single respected critic spoke up for him.

"A highly respected critic in Fudan University, Chen Sihe, pointed this out.

A highly respected critic for the New York Times said I was "the only beauty freak at large in NYC real estate development".

It was founded in 1951 by a trio of writers, chief among them France's most respected critic and theorist, the 33-year-old André Bazin, a liberal Catholic of wide and generous sympathies.

Writing in the Sunday Times, the respected critic Ronald Blythe blew his entire annual adjective allowance in one glorious paragraph: "After turning the final page of The Bottle Factory Outing one can only gasp, and grope for the right phrase.