用critic造句子，“critic”造句

He was critic and theorist. What I discovered was his critical writings.

He is a novelist, poet, children's writer, critic, editor and essayist.

But Republican voters also have decidedlymixed feelings about Paul, who has been an outspoken critic of the partyestablishment.

Olmsted's works appear so natural that one critic wrote, "one thinks of them as something not put there by artifice but merely preserved by happenstance."

Mr Malema is a controversial figure who rouses his supporters with incendiary speeches and is an outspoken critic of Jacob Zuma, the President.

One literary critic called David Foster Wallace one of the most influential writers of the past twenty years. He said Wallace brought experimentation of form and a sense of play to the American novel.

She is a very discerning art critic.

It criticized the critic and crossed out his criticism.

Commercially, the play is a failure, though the critic loves it.

The most prominent critic has been Consumers Reports, by far the most influential third-party automotive evaluator.

Mr Bhatti, a Christian, was a critic of Pakistan's harsh blasphemy laws, as was Salman Taseer, the governor of Punjab, who was assassinated two months ago.

Apart from Carmen Maura, playing a powerful critic who has turned her back on Tetro, her former protege, the supporting players are young actors he cast locally in Argentina.

The critic nibbled at the young writer's new novel.

For this critic, the Aka rapper, in particular, has skills, though I can't understand a bit.

This is anathema to Ms Vestager, a vocal critic of Denmark’s relentless tightening of immigration controls (though a recent official report claimed they had benefited the economy).

Well, the point is, what happened to Finkelstein is the kind of thing that can happen when you're an honest critic-and we could go on and on with other cases like that.

The lot of critic are to be remembered by what they fail to understand.

South Korean officials say the highest-ranking North Korean defector, a sharp critic of the North's leaders, will be allowed to freely travel overseas.

He has a reputation for being a forthright critic.

A WRINKLED nose from Robert Parker, a masterly American wine critic, used to be enough to send wine prices down deeper than the Bordeaux cellars where he does his tasting.

One caustic critic referred to claims about the expansionary effects of austerity as amounting to belief in the “confidence fairy.”

So who was this thundering bank critic?

The most ardent critic in Washington, DC, of the relic that favours the uranium business has been Nick Rahall.