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Critic in sentence

349 examples of Critic in a sentence

Now that title, that phrase, comes from a critic, an early critic, and this is a passage that I just love, and would like to read for you.
I'm the weekly tech critic for the New York Times.
A Chinese art critic drew this painting.
So I end up meeting her, and she's the very best type of critic, in a sense that she just loves the animals, wants to protect them, but she also understands the reality of the meat business.
Until her death in 1883, she remained an outspoken critic who fought for her right to be heard in a hostile world.
So to see those symbols representing in his work a celebration of the global culture, a critic of the global urban culture, is no surprise, but really at the heart of his work is his desire of a nuanced representation.
When my first novel written in English came out in America, I heard an interesting remark from a literary critic.
Now the novel took place on a university campus in Boston, so to me, it was normal that there be more international characters in it than Turkish characters, but I understood what my critic was looking for.
It is a film so bad and holding up false ideals that I am unable to put my critic in an eloquently pleasing way.
But something tells this critic that Mr. Pleasence really was drinking a lot and was intoxicated during his scenes in the film.
I don't think that I am some critic or anything but this is a truly lame movie!
When a critic say Subconscius Cruelty is beautiful I wonder where they did grow up?
Although I am a HEARTLESS critic, I try to find anything that makes the movie worthwhile (that is to say, watchable).
The sex-obsessed script is by The Sun film critic Nick Fisher, a former teeny-mag 'agony uncle' who's obviously never watched an episode of Smack The Pony in his life; shame, because then he might at least have been in with a shout of writing female characters that were recognisably members of the human race.
I'm no film critic but I just advise girls to avoid this really unless the only reason you're watching it is to see Channing Tatum lol the rest of the film is rubbish and if he wasn't in it (not that his acting was any good) I would have stopped watching much quicker.
The mutt fails to look all that fearsome, which Leonard Maltin, the notoriously clueless/hopeless and always grinning film critic, would disagree with: he considers Cujo to be "genuinely frightening".
I would have walked out, but as a paid film critic I couldn't.
"The death of a performer at a Broadway stage play brings a theatre critic and a police detective together as an unlikely crime-solving duo.
The dead performer's niece becomes not only the object of affection for our critic, but also a prime suspect in this death, and some other murders that occur at the theatre.
To quote one critic's review of the movie, "it started off slow and stopped."
What's that line from a famous critic?
The casting was horrid, the underlying symbolism and themes were so far lost that no critic could find them (nor the characters), and the stories were vague and sloppy.
I am no seasoned journalist or critic (though I have seen my fair share of movies), but I found this particular film so terribly painful to watch, it was necessary for my own peace of mind to vent about the experience.
Why would any critic bother to review a film like this?
I do not mean to sound like a harsh critic who doesn't know a thing.
But, in the quest to grow as a writer and film critic, I feel it is important to express my thoughts when I DON'T like a film.
My wife and I were game and we thought it can't be as bad as the critic said - you know critics.
But my internal critic cut it to pieces -- I suppose I see too many movies.
I am not a movie critic, but wonder about the subliminal motivation of Directors and Writers who make movies like this.
I'm usually not a harsh critic and believe me, I DID try to enjoy this trash but eventually did NOT.
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