Significados de modern critic en inglés

Now the modern critic is a humbug, because he professes to be entirely inarticulate.

Claudio Guillen, a modern critic, has noted that time is also a unifying factor in this novel.

He painted the "treeness" of the tree, as a modern critic has admirably expressed it.

Was there nothing in this scene, which God and nature alone witnessed, to interest a modern critic?

Christ is Man, cries the modern critic; therefore tear out from the Gospels His Virgin Birth and His Resurrection!

The chief fault the superficial modern critic has to find with Dickens is a sort of rumbustious boisterousness in the expression of emotion.

The genuineness of 1 and 2 Corinthians, Galatians, and Romans is admitted by almost every modern critic, Christian or not Christian.

Perhaps this will silence the modern critics of our public transport system.

Some modern critics have doubted it, on the ground of internal evidence.

But our modern critics say we prefer a constitutional monarchy to an autocratic republic.

Some modern critics, however, have endeavoured to defend them.

Modern critics know a great deal more about the history of Paul's conversion than Paul did.

Severe as this may appear, it only amounts to the general conclusion which modern critics have formed.

The best modern critics approve my choice.

Mr Kipling's detachment from the politics of his day explains virtually everything that has offended his modern critics.

There is an increasing tendency on the part of modern critics to cast a doubt on Byron's sanity.