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151. As a pioneer of calling for the art critic attention, this paper showed a clearer skeleton on the relationship study and promoted a development of idea for the modern garden-art-criticism.

152. The whole dream-work is essentially subjective, and a dream is a theatre in which the dreamer is himself the scene, the player, the prompter, the producer, the author, the public and the critic.

153. An Inner Critic can indeed roust you out of bed in the morning, get you on the treadmill (literally and figuratively) and spur you to finish that book or symphony or invention.

154. In his province he conducted himself with such versatility as to furnish much material for the panegyrist and not a little for the critic.

155. Or we might add on his behalf that Jarrell, a fine poet, was perhaps an even finer critic . Sentencedict.com

156. William Feaver, painter and for many years art critic for The Observer, provides a unique account of Freud's preoccupations and achievement.

157. In a recent interview, Lee recalled that Walter Kerr, then the drama critic for the Times, said "that 'First Breeze' was the first African-American play that invited him in to share in it."

158. A British music critic and journalist, Lynskey ranges far as well as wide.

159. A classic example of enlargement is Nietzsche's encounter with Zarathustra, which made of the critic and aphorist a tragic poet and prophet. Another example is St.

160. But Professor Michael Baum, one of Britain's leading cancer experts, and a keen art critic, will have none of this.

161. One critic praised Susan Sontag's writing even though he said he often disagreed with what she wrote.

162. China Daily's renowned film critic Raymond Zhou termed it "Elegant Insipidness". The film was given an average ranking point of 8.9 by audiences at its preview in Beijing Monday.

163. Asmus became friendly with a number of writers and appeared in print as a literary critic.

164. But church critic Tom Kimball says the reality is more complex.

165. Finally, Bill Thompson , technology critic and essayist, discussed china dialogue's innovative bilingual web architecture.

166. In the paper the author applies the critic method of primitivism to appreciate Shen Congwen's novels.

167. He is not only a great Irish poet since W. B. Yeats, but also an outstanding critic and translator.

168. Ask one to perform a joint sales call and critic.

169. Natural wines 'have the wind of fashion behind them at present' and even the clear-sighted can be blinded by fashion, but in the end only the best natural wine will endure, the critic says.

170. In the history of drama, Albee has been canonized as the primary American practitioner of what critic Martin Esslin has termed the "Theater of the Absurd".

171. The corrosiveness of commodity fetishism, the breakout of collective life, and the loss of the cultural critic and spiritual precursor, all of these become new crisis of postmodernism.

172. He has been a staunch critic of authoritarian regimes around the world, writing a regular newspaper column that is widely published in the Spanish-speaking world.

173. In general, Said the critic and Ondaatje the writer coincide in interpreting the connotation of post-colonialism in their respective writings.

174. Kael wrote admiringly of film critic James Agee's "full panoply of loving terms," and when a movie overjoyed her, she was also profuse and immediate in her praise.

175. But like all serendipitous people, she was resilient: She took the suggestion of a theater critic to try stand-up comedy.

176. Authority as a critic and as a musicologist was fully recognized.

177. "Charisma by Madame Tussaud", fumes venerable film critic Roger Ebert, as the film prepares effortlessly to hold its position at the top of the box office on both sides of the Atlantic this weekend.

178. In his 2006 memoir, the critic Robert Hughes used off-color language to describe Mr. Johnson's abilities.

179. The critic is he who can translate into another manner or an new material his impassion of beautiful things.

180. His mother said (that) Saul Grant was a music critic.