Sentence examples for response of critics from inspiring English sources

The response of critics is more mixed.

For Mr. Tavernier, however, more than the response of critics and audiences, there is something that convinced him that he got things right.

This is often the initial response of critics who find such work disturbing, offensive or potentially illegal: how could one play with transgenic science simply to create a new aesthetic artifact?

He's often amused by the responses of critics, who question the plausibility of his characters' experiences.

Burr compared the response of literary critics to Angelou's poem with critics of Frost's poem: "Frost's powerful reading served to supplement the poem in the sense of enhancing it, while Angelou's powerful reading of her poem supplemented it in the sense of making evident its inadequacy and lack".

It draws on the method of "political"—as opposed to "metaphysical"—justification that Rawls has developed in response to critics of his theory of justice as fairness (Rawls 1985).

The response of the critics and the industry was just as strong, and the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences gave the show an unprecedented 37 Emmy Award nominations.

Tarantino has recently been involved in a race debate, after claiming he "couldn't have cared less" about the negative response of black critics to his Oscar-winning western Django Unchained.

Arts Council chairman Kenneth Clark was disappointed with the response of British critics to the exhibition, and their focus on a theme of nationhood paid little regard to the works of Bellette and several others.

"There Goes the Neighborhood" is a sarcastic response to critics of Body Count, sung from the point of view of a racist white rocker who wonders "Don't they know rock's just for whites?

THE results of the European elections, Obama's response to critics of his foreign policy and Ukraine's election are three important stories that made the news this week.