Sentence examples for volume of critics from inspiring English sources

That means turning down the volume of critics.

Most of the precise regulatory changes have not been spelled out, leaving the impression of a work much in progress and raising the volume of questions from critics.

Mr. Heaney was the subject of a spate of critics' studies and the biographical volume "Seamus Heaney: The Making of the Poet" (1993), by Michael Parker.

Vanished Years is Everett's second volume of memoirs, described by one critic as reading "like Brideshead Revisited rewritten by Sebastian Flyte".

But here he is now: author of a darker, cleverer volume of memoirs that was praised by critics in hardback and is coming out in paperback on the eve of the Olivier Awards, where he is nominated for a performance of unforgettable skill and subtlety.

Wollstonecraft's influence on Godwin's thinking has been detected by critics in his volume of essays, The Enquirer (1798), and in the revisions made for the third edition of Political Justice, published at the end of 1797.

The second volume of memoirs by the former restaurant critic for The New York Times.

The title refers to the literary magazine founded by one of the characters at school, and is a homage to a volume of essays by the esteemed British critic F. R. Leavis.

TechCrunch has plenty of critics.

This ruthless self-portrait was later collected by his friend and classmate, the critic Edmund Wilson, into a remarkable volume of essays and letters ablaze with wit and insight.

The contemporary critic Frank Anderson Trapp suggested that the volume of work shown and the sheer scale of the event indicates the ambition behind the exhibition.