Sentence examples for yes critics from inspiring English sources
So yes, critics have reason to shake their heads.
There is his belief in his work, but he also said he does not want his 26-year-old and 12-year-old sons to see him beaten down, and he hopes that audiences and, yes, critics will find the bluesy score for "Bonnie & Clyde" to be worthy of admiration.
In addition to the outright sexism of certain male composition teachers — as recently as 1978, Aaron Copland suggested that women had an innate block against creating large-scale musical structures — there is the unintended bias of well-meaning performers, administrators, and, yes, critics, whose choices perpetuate the status quo.
The sad truth about the book world is that it doesn't need more yes-saying novelists and certainly no more yes-saying critics.
And when it has come to footballing decisions, Aragonés has invariably got it right, despite his many critics (yes, yes, I'm off to cook a big plate of alphabetti spaghetti and literally eat my words...)...
Too preachy, yes, US critics have already said that; schmaltzy, even.
On his blog (yes, even blog critics have blogs), the Great Seduction, Keen writes, "Not only is the Web 2.0 movement intellectually fraudulent, but it is also leading us into a culturally impoverished and impoverishing world".
Both are undoubtedly wonderful talents, but Ibrahimovic's critics (yes, most of them are supporters of English clubs) have long pointed to his iffy record at the business end of the Champions League, while Cavani's finishing can be flakey – Exhibit A here is when he rounded Courtois at Stamford Bridge last season and sent his shot against the near post from, admittedly, a tight angle.
It's not like the critics (yes, I realize linking to Metacritic is hypocritical; I don't care).
