Sentence examples similar to styled critics from inspiring English sources
This narrower definition is motivated by the fact that many self-styled critics of consequentialism argue against agent-neutrality.
Dissent from the Homeland (Duke University Press) is a lamentable example of self-styled social critics who have aestheticised politics and blinded themselves to the difference between death and its modes of representation.
Jeffrey Steingarten, the celebrated food critic of American Vogue, has styled himself as The Man Who Ate Everything.
In the 1980s, a generation of art historians styled themselves "new" and "radical" – just like literary critics at the time they embraced "French theory".
The first, Cowboys, whose author now styled himself Sam Shepard for the first time, baffled critics: "It owes debts to such unlikely parentage as Waiting for Godot crossed with Of Mice and Men," remarked the New York Post.
Both men styled themselves as defenders of investors and consumers wronged by corporations; their critics, including defense lawyers and corporate leaders, viewed them as opportunists who turned class-action lawsuits into a big business.
Following Juno's release, Fox Searchlight sent hamburger phones styled similarly to that used by Juno in the film to journalists and critics to entice them to review the film.
He has been criticized for a song that uses a slogan employed by the puppet Ustasha regime in World War II, and critics say some of his fans have given the Nazi salute and worn black T-shirts and caps styled after the uniforms of the puppet regime.
She styled Serena's hair.
Styled by Anne Christensen.
