Sentence examples for turning critical from inspiring English sources
"Marcel Reich-Ranicki achieved something astounding: turning critical literary cogitation into a popular pastime," wrote Heinrich Detering, president of the German Academy for Language and Literature.
Whatever happens to that store, central Manchester does not look likely to join the list of places where the number of vacant premises is turning critical.
This reliance on rainfall has resulted in Venezuela's electricity situation turning critical as a prolonged drought is nearing a critical point.
But it was this spiritualising tendency that turned critical opinion against him.
London fashion week's new goal is to turn critical success into commercial expansion.
With the recession causing big state budget cuts, the situation in higher education has turned critical.
Marat Guelman was a Putin ally and a political operative who has since turned critical of the Kremlin.
In so doing, intellectuals miss the opportunity to turn critical solidarity into a tool for their struggle.
Caroline Kennedy wanted the job, but coverage of her pursuit of the office turned critical, and she withdrew.
Physicians sometimes suggested hospitalization, but if cases turned critical, they often sent men home to cure them.
