Sentence examples for their critic from inspiring English sources

Yet Johnson is their critic from the right of the Conservative party.

It used to be that artists would give their critic and writer-poet friends works of art, because it wasn't like they were going to sell, anyway.

Internet reviews being what they are, it's easy for an author to respond directly to their critic should they choose not to be one of Asimov's secret bleeders – and Howett did so, all guns blazing.

Flowers will give a talk next Wednesday in San Francisco at the big fall meeting of the American Geophysical Union, as will her ally, Wernicke — and their critic, Karlstrom.

It remains possible, of course, that at such a distance from St Mary's Calne, Wilts, residents of Beverly Hills will never grasp the stature and reputation of their critic.

This commitment means Andre is not only tagged by camera crews, but by a reporter from the New York Times, with whom he's agreed to do a profile, despite their critic consistently trashing his back catalogue.

"The D. Case" is diverting and valuable, an easy way to bone up on Droodiana, even if the authors don't capitalize fully on the cleverness of their critic-as-detective conceit.

Bournemouth have their critics.

The Sabols had their critics.

So should their critics'.

Yet their critics have some powerful points.