critical writer造句

• Not critical writers or skeptical fans.
• He also republished the works of Venerable Yakkaduwe Pragnarama Mahathera, a critical writer and the Ex-Head of the Vidyalankara Buddhist Institute.
• He was a controversialist and a notable early critical writer defending John Milton, attacking Richard Bentley's 1732 edition of " Paradise Lost " the following year.
• He joined P醠 Szemere in a new periodical, styled " 蒷et 閟 Literat鷕a " ( " Life and Literature " ), which appeared from 1826 to 1829, in 4 vols ., and gained for K鰈csey the highest reputation as a critical writer.
• Joseph McCabe has written that " Professor Hyslop, who in 1915 wrote me most critical letters about Spiritualism in general and the credulity of Sir Oliver Lodge in particular, became in his later years an enthusiastic Spiritualist and much less critical writer ."
• Vergara was an erudite and critical writer, and his geographical thoughts did not fit within the parameters of the dominant geographical ideologies in the country of his time; his work serves as a starting point for studies of the history of territorial formation in Colombia.
• Sturgess was a presenter of a paper at the James Randi Educational Foundation's The Amazing Meeting 5, with the title " The West Australian Skeptics Awards for Young Critical Writers : Investigations and Questions about Future Directions when Studying High School Students Beliefs in the Pseudoscientific and the Paranormal . ".
• She credited her husband, Lionel Trilling _ one of the century's foremost literary critics and teachers and the author of works like " The Liberal Imagination " that became central documents of American intellectual life _ with her success and development as a critical writer, even as she struggled to establish herself in her own right in later years.
• In November 1886 Tugan-Baranovsky was arrested for participating in a student demonstration in St . Petersburg marking the 25th anniversary of the death of critical writer Nikolay Dobrolyubov . As a result of the arrest Tugan-Baranovsky was expelled from the capital city, falling out of contact with the ill-fated older Ulyanov . Tugan-Baranovsky married the daughter of the director of the St . Petersburg Conservatory, Lydia Davydova, in 1889.