Sentence examples for writing critically from inspiring English sources
But Mr. Bissoondath has managed to reach a broad audience writing critically about immigrant life.
At least four other atheist bloggers have been killed in the countrylast year for writing critically about Islamist militancy.
Sometimes, though, the same linguistic intuition that allowed my Quiet Girls to use music in their own poetry seems to preclude them writing critically about other people's.
Mr. Hynes quickly ran afoul of fellow bloggers by initially concealing his relationship to the McCain campaign while he was writing critically about other Republicans.
Sagay is best known for writing critically acclaimed Belle, a period drama about Britain's first mixed race aristocrat, Dido Elizabeth Belle.
He said, 'Can I get a plate of those French fries?' " George Stephanopoulos, who happened to also be at Michael's that day and hadn't spoken to Mr. Clinton since writing critically of him in his White House memoir, "All Too Human," came by to tap the former president on the shoulder and tell him he'd just gotten married.
Cathy Malchiodi, an art therapist, wrote critically about adult coloring.
(I've written critically about several of her decisions).
Beckett would also write critically about the concerts he heard.
The novelist Paul Theroux, who served in Malawi in the sixties, has written critically about the N.G.O.
He writes: "Critically the minister hasn't evidenced the policy change he advocates.
