Examples of using A critic in English and their translations into Hebrew
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A critic once dismissed King's novels for their willingness to traffic in“pre-existing images from cartoons,
A critic of Visualize was killed here this evening,
Therefore, he is more remembered as a skilled calligraphist and for his influence as a critic and writer on art rather than a skilled landscape painter.
The fact that someone or something is beuatiful is only true because there is a critic to call it that.
The fact that someone or something is beautiful is only true because there is a critic to call it that.
so I switched hats from a critic of Israel to a diplomat who wants to resolve the conflict.
To inoculate himself against charges of anti-Semitism, Beck hurled them at Soros, pointing out that he's an atheist and a critic of Israel.
Syria),” said Ali al-Amin, a Shi'ite columnist and a critic of Hezbollah.
The family tried to sell the house to Fadi al-Salamin- a Palestinian businessman in the United States and a critic of corruption in the Palestinian Authority.
If your mother knew… Mother wanted to come with me when I told her it was to meet a critic, but I got away in the carriage.
The most up-to-date of the modern critics and historians will, no doubt, consider a critic like Hermann Grimm an altogether inferior intellect.
Therefore, he is remembered more as a skilled calligraphist, and for his influence as a critic and writer on art, rather than as a skilled landscape painter.
In a 1995 interview with the San Francisco Chronicle, Steinberg said he saw his role as a critic and annotator as someone"building bridges and helping to create contact between listeners- nonprofessional listeners for the most part- and music.".
Formerly a critic of the role of the church in education,
Lisa Salinas, a critic of Cline who owns a farm 100 yards from an unlined slurry pond in Carlinville,
Formerly a critic of the role of the church in education,
She has joined the judges' panel for the popular singing-competition show"The X Factor" in its second season and embraced the role of being a critic of the work of others.
Zoticus, a critic and poet; Paulinus,