Sentence examples for true critic from inspiring English sources

Thank you, Roberta Smith, for being a true critic.

John the encourager, John the enthusiast, John the true critic, John the friend.

This is their true critic, Mrs Dangle observes, whose "fair approbation" they must seek.

No true critic or writer is responsible in the political sense which this smelly edict implies, & in order to get the kind of censorship the government will need to go a step further & require that the critic himself be certified.

No true critic or writer is responsible in the political sense which this smelly edict implies, & in order to get the kind of censorship the government will need to go a step further & require that the critic himself be certified..

There is so much noise and screen clutter, there are so many Amazon reviewers and bloggers clamoring for attention, so many opinions and bitter misspelled rages, so much fawning ungrammatical love spewed into the ether, that the role of the true critic is actually quite simple: to write on a different level, to pay attention to the elements of style.

But all that sounds too good to be true, critics of the program contend.

If true, critics and victims are likely to find them inadequate for the scope of the crisis, though they will mark the first doctrinal modification since the abuse crisis hit Europe this spring and the United States a decade ago.

Bringing these rights into the formal legal system will unleash this capital and spur growth, says Mr de Soto: an efficient, inclusive legal system preceded rapid development in every rich country.Too good to be true?Critics of Mr de Soto contend that he is selling a simplistic universal solution to many different, often culturally specific, obstacles to capitalism or sources of terrorism.

After several stabs at identifying the standard of taste, Hume identifies it as the consensus or "joint verdict" of "true critics" (SOT, 278 79).

Just as the wine tasted funny to Sancho's kinsmen (SOT, 272 73), a run-of-the-mill work "gives pain" to true critics (SOT, 276).