Sentence examples for significant critic from inspiring English sources

Justice Harlan was perhaps the most significant critic of the Supreme Court's activist trend under Chief Justice Earl Warren.

He was a virtuoso pianist and organist, a composer who wrote in every genre, a prolific artist of great popularity, an important teacher, even a significant critic.

Given the weight of advice offered from home and abroad, English ears will have been burning at their headquarters in Surrey this week when their most significant critic for a decade and more conceded that Stuart Lancaster's side should make it to the World Cup final.

Positivism's most significant critic rejects the theory on every conceivable level.

They are also the essays I selected to write on when, in 1995, the art publication editor, Saul Ostrow, asked me to publish commentary on a significant critic of my choice.

Most of the significant critics of poetry since at least the Romantic era have also been poets, and a few (Samuel Taylor Coleridge, T S Eliot) have attained canonical stature in both forms.

In prose as in poetry (and he was one of the most significant critics of the last 50 years), what has just been said is there to be subjected to the most uncompromising scrutiny.

Popper's most significant critics during this period were the trio of Imre Lakatos, Thomas Kuhn and Paul Feyerabend – very different thinkers who, nonetheless, in their response to the theory of falsification, served to drive the philosophy of science forwards in leaps and bounds.

But the continued presence of US troops has significant critics.

In his piece, Podhoretz called Trilling "the most significant American critic now writing".

At 26, he had audaciously established himself as a significant literary critic with "On Native Ground," his magnum opus on American letters of the first half of the 20th century.