Sentence examples for special criticism from inspiring English sources
Two honorary prizes were also announced: a lifetime achievement award for the American center of PEN, the international association of writers devoted to the defense of free speech and human rights; and a special criticism award for Ron Charles, book critic of The Washington Post.
He reserved special criticism for President Sarkozy.
Mr. Bush came in for special criticism from Europeans.
Special criticism among most of the people you meet at Herzliya is reserved for Barack Obama.
Your book singles out cereals and Froot Loops, in particular for special criticism.
After noting the special criticism beef receives, she treats all meat the same.
Indeed, two aspects of the decision cry out for special conservative criticism.
The New Yorker won five awards, in categories that included essays and reviews, special interests and criticism.
Cover art — "lurid and daring illustrations of voluptuous young women on the covers of the books" — was a special target of criticism.
Cover art—"lurid and daring illustrations of voluptuous young women on the covers of the books"—was a special target of criticism.
What made Tate's criticism special was his ability to theorize outward from his encounters with genius and his brushes with banality to telescope between moments of artistic inspiration and the giant structures within which those moments were produced.
