Sentence examples for written criticism from inspiring English sources

But the real news in Mr. Ebert's letter was his return to regular written criticism.

By Arthur Krystal No one had written criticism quite like Hazlitt's before.

A piano-tuner walked into Mr. Richard L. Simon's house to tune his piano and left the following written criticism of the Simon's No Draft Ventilation.

Although Mr. Vargas Llosa is that increasingly rare bird — an all-around man of letters who has written criticism, journalism and plays as well as fiction — the towering achievements of his career remain two novels published some two decades apart.

No one had written criticism quite like this before: it was learned yet lucid, informal yet persuasive; and its language, for all its elegance and poetic conceits, packed a subversive wallop.

Nemes admirably re-instigates discussion of the awe-inspiring, complex, and yet unassimilated experience of Lanzmann's films — and does so perhaps even more discerningly than much written criticism does.

I am particularly grateful to Thomas Pogge and Sanjay Reddy for their extensive written criticisms of an earlier version.

Mike Kelley once wrote that "the main motivation for an artist … to start writing criticism is that the critical establishment was not addressing [certain] cultural concerns".

In the late 1980s, Mr. Rich wrote criticism for The Los Angeles Herald Examiner, and from 1992 through 2008 he was the critic for LA Weekly.

I had wanted to write criticism.

Ann Petry was not only writing fiction, she was writing criticism.