Phrases with «longtime critic»

The phrase "longtime critic" refers to someone who has been criticizing or expressing negative opinions about something or someone for a long period of time. They are known for consistently disapproving and finding faults in the subject of their criticism over an extended period. Full definition

Sentences with «longtime critic»

  • I spoke to Warren about the Wells Fargo scandal, Tuesday's hearing, and whether longtime critics of Wall Street are beginning to win. (vox.com)
  • His previous features, often set in the northeastern Baltimore neighborhoods where he grew up, have been called «the real thing» by leading expert John Waters and «the most original, moving, and accomplished American independent films in recent years» by Richard Brody, longtime critic for the New Yorker. (wexarts.org)
  • For some of Cuomo's longtime critics in the Assembly, the governor's pushback to hearings questioning the state's economic development spending come as no surprise. (nystateofpolitics.com)
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