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• Critics and Reviews. (9)
• It is not always the fault of the critics. (9)
• Then, are we critics of no use in the world? (9)
• The critics are of one mind with the public. (10)
• There are captains of the legions, but no critics. (10)
• There are captains of the legions, but no critics. (22)
• All our critics agree in stipulating for the pathos. (10)
• Critics follow them, and therefore can do little as guides. (9)
• Its critics, as explained above, are busy proving that it is. (16)
• They pertain to the time of the first critics of those poets. (10)
• He read them with a watchful eye to guard them from the critics. (10)
• The poor old fellow gets his trouncing from the critics monthly. (10)
• What is good for the public should be recommended by the critics. (10)
• They are acute critics, yet they still wield clubs in controversy. (10)
• But not even his severest critics could accuse Rosek of want of tact. (8)
• Of what we had not, there was none to tell us, for there were no critics. (14)
• For many years neither critics nor public would acknowledge his creative gifts. (3)
• If there is any certainty about critics, it is that they will not think alike. (16)
• The breadth of our shoulders is apparently presented for our critics to write on. (10)
• Critics, apparently sober, and of high reputation, held up their shallow knaveries for the world to admire. (10)
• From the legal point of view, then, we as critics are all held to a high standard of fairness. (16)
• In all ages he has made bitter counter-charges, and flayed the critics as they have flayed him. (16)
• They are the best critics, and when they resume the pen, the whole industry of writing will gain. (16)
• How false that notion was, few but the critics, who are apt to be rather belated, need now be told. (9)
• Critics of high authority have unhesitatingly awarded him the highest rank among American-born composers. (3)
• We strive, we fail; you are our frog-chorus of critics, and you suppose that your brekek-koax affects us. (10)
• Nor, likewise, is there any standard intellectual food: both critics, however they disagree, may be right. (16)
• Forgivably enough, the author is of all persons the one most likely to be unjust to critics and to criticism. (16)
• I cannot tell how I came out of this craze, but neither could any of the critics who led me into it, I dare say. (9)
• The critics who have chosen silence, rather than submission to the Silent Bargain, would have a chance to write. (16)
• The versification of the Minnesingers has been much admired by critics; it was filled with art as well as beauty. (3)
• We must perforce be critics of these tear-away wits; which are, moreover, so threadbare to conceal the character! (10)
• I have no doubt literature would do this; but in such a state of things there would be no provision for the critics. (9)
• The first three works of the Odyssey cycle have been given, and have produced an excellent impression on the critics. (3)
• To argue that whenever two critics hold different opinions, the criticism of one of them must be valueless, is absurd. (16)
• But the public likes to have its back slapped, and critics, frozen by the Medusa-head of Success, were soon taught manners. (10)
• But the public likes to have its back slapped, and critics, frozen by the Medusa-head of Success, were soon taught manners. (22)
• Nor does the organization, as some of its critics seem to imagine, get any special privileges from the telegraph companies. (16)
• Perhaps the most oriental thing in this semi-oriental people is the hyperbole of praise which the critics allow themselves. (14)
• In poetry we are rich enough; but in prose also we owe everything to the licence our poets have taken in the teeth of critics. (10)
• Let him cultivate the power of analysis, and seek from his critics, not praise, but knowledge of what, precisely, he has done. (16)
• Obviously, critics can say nothing without the consent of some publisher; obviously, their alternatives are silence or submission. (16)
• Theirs was the pleasure of critics, which, being founded on the judgement, lasts long, and is without disappointment at the close. (10)
• That precisely is what he cannot get until all critics are what they should be—lawyers whose only clients are their own convictions. (16)
• He had relied and reposed on the dicta of newspaper critics; who are sometimes unanimous, and are then taken for guides, and are fatal. (10)
• This was Wagnerian in style, and at once the critics assailed him fiercely for trying to bring Bohemia under the musical domination of Germany. (3)
• Although various critics write with success other things than criticism, the first complaint is based, I believe, upon what is generally a fact. (16)
• A fit of angry cynicism now and then set her composing phrases as baits for the critics to quote, condemnatory of the attractiveness of the work. (10)
• He was reproached for its difficulty, for its lack of pleasing melodies, for the audacious harmonies which many critics considered inexcusable dissonances. (3)
• In the French critics of both types—the men like Brunetière, the men like Anatole France—there is this common, this invaluable characteristic,—I mean intellectual candor. (16)
• Venial and grossly incompetent critics there have always been, but these have eventually been limited in their influence through the inevitable discovery of their defects. (16)

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