Sentence examples for would make critics from inspiring English sources

But did we realise that it would make critics and writers feel sadder?

I could see that would make [critics] think, 'OK, let's see if you can back it up with your next film.' And obviously I didn't".

And what's even stranger than Kael's claim that she "got it" the first time (did her ideas and sensibilities not change over the course of her life?) is the idea that repeated viewings would make a critic hate a movie rather than love it more.

Which it's probably safe to say would make most such critics, who are really more in the line of opponents, rather happy indeed.

Johnson's thoughts on biography and on poetry coalesced in his understanding of what would make a good critic.

Mr. Suozzi acknowledged that the plan contained bitter medicine, which he predicted would make it harder for critics to attack.

And Ms. Warren isn't the privileged, effete liberal her critics would make her out to be; like Mr. Clinton, she's a self-made product of Middle America.

This, say the critics, would make it impossible for a father to lend his son his gun, or friends to exchange weapons on a hunting trip.

So part of Mr. Bush's challenge is to make Mr. Hussein sound like an urgent threat without overreaching in a way that would make it easier for critics to say he is exaggerating.

With the new film trilogy tipped to surpass its blockbuster megalith predecessor The Lord of the Rings at the global box office, it seemed certain that at least a handful of critics would make the decision to defy studio embargoes and publish and be damned.

It feels like forever ago, but there was a time in the 2010s when just mentioning his name would make people (mostly, music critics) go absolutely apeshit.