Sentence examples for school of critics from inspiring English sources

He was ideal for the New Critical reader, and indeed his early mentor was John Crowe Ransom, a founding father of New Criticism, the school of critics who scrutinised a poem with a peculiar intensity of focus.

The Russian Formalists were a school of critics closely tied to the Futurists.

In the late 20th century a new school of critics emerged who stressed the social costs of the large company.

A school of critics has vigorously attacked "the intentional fallacy," which leads biographers and some literary historians to ask what an artist intended before evaluating the completed work of art.

Who is right?The mismanagement school of critics, which wants Mr Tenet's head, can only be buttressed by the pig-headed refusal of the seventh floor at Langley to admit to any failure.

Since the first half of the 19th century, Scandinavia produced Andersen, Zacharias Topelius, Jørgen Moe, Henrik Wergeland, Helena Nyblom, Selma Lagerlöf, Elsa Beskow, Astrid Lindgren, Tove Jansson, Maria Gripe, Anna Lisa Warnlöf, Lennart Hellsing, Karin Anckarsvärd, Inger Sandberg, plus a school of critics and historians second only to that of Germany, plus many talented illustrators.

After all, Argentina is in this mess in the first place because of the IMF, or so numerous schools of critics agree.

For many years, influenced by the "Kubrick as God" school of film critics, I had believed the director capable of the most extraordinary acts of mind-control, or Machiavellian manipulation, on the basis of his having pulled off Dr Strangelove - the great, anarchist-pacifist comedy about thermonuclear war.

More than 200 people packed a room in Queens Borough Hall on Thursday for the State Assembly's first public hearing on the impact of the mayor's control of the schools, including dozens of critics of the Bloomberg administration who waved signs reading "Parents + Student Voices = Better Schools".

Although Hazlitt does not entirely belong to the school of pure "character" critics, this essay does tend to be more of a "character" criticism than others, asserts Kinnaird, because Hazlitt shared with his Romantic contemporaries an "ambivalence toward tragedy".

In Tunisia, where a mob angry over a video denigrating Islam attacked the United States Embassy and stormed an American school, some critics of the moderate Islamist governing party have sought to suggest that Al Qaeda may have played a role in inflaming the attacks.