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critic

[krit-ik] / ˈkrɪt ɪk /




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In these streaming, serial times, a critic may have to watch as many as 10 hours of a show before putting fingers to keyboard, pen to paper, pointed stick to clay tablet.

From Los Angeles Times

And he knows that critics have often wondered aloud whether he ever could.

From The Wall Street Journal

He’s aware that online critics could dispute his conquests, so sometimes he insists on visiting multiple points.

From The Wall Street Journal

Fanatics has held hundreds of meetings in recent years with some of their most vociferous critics, so it came to no shock to insiders when Babikian took to X last week to announce the meeting.

From Los Angeles Times

Reality TV star Spencer Pratt, who lost his home and has become a loud critic of the city’s handling of the fire, is now running against Bass.

From Los Angeles Times