Sentence examples for standard critics from inspiring English sources

He finished the season with a grand slam of Best Director gongs from the Evening Standard, Critics' Circle and Olivier awards.

Deeley will be played by Parade's End star Rufus Sewell, who won best actor at the Evening Standard, Critics' Circle and Olivier awards for his performance in Tom Stoppard's Rock'n'Roll in 2006.

Prosecutors seeking to charge officers must show they acted with what's called "evil intent" — a standard critics argue is nearly impossible to prove in court.

The London Evening Standard critic died on Saturday after being diagnosed with cancer last year.

Other critics have weighed in too, on both sides of the Atlantic - Rex Reed, in the New York Observer, critiqued Fight Club as "a load of rancid depressing swill from start to finish", while in the UK, London Evening Standard critic Alexander Walker declared, "The movie is not only anti-capitalism but anti-society, and, indeed, anti-God".

According to The London Evening Standard critic Fiona Maddocks the cast was strong, but they all seemed to be playing in the wrong roles.

The selection of a metal alloy called 9 Chrome will make the new pipe resistant to the kind of corrosion that affected the carbon-steel pipe, Chevron says; while the city's own metal consultants confirm that the material meets industry standards, critics say there could be better choices.

The shift leaves weaponeers free to set weak safety standards, critics say.

BBC London and the Evening Standard stressed critics' claims that £50m figure is far too low and the Independent carried the term "social cleansing" in its headline.

This is precisely the standard that critics apply in comparing public education's two main forms: traditional schools and charter schools.

The rule would come into force in July 2015 for any product where GM ingredients are more than 0.9% of the total weight; by July 2019 the threshold would drop to zero an impossible standard, say critics.