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| Joseph Addison |
A true critic ought to dwell...
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| Edward Albee |
If Attila the Hun were alive...
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| Nelson Algren |
The Impossible Generalized Man today...
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| Ted Allen |
However, I was a restaurant...
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| Devon Aoki |
It's difficult to see yourself...
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| Walter Bagehot |
A severe though not unfriendly...
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| George Bancroft |
The public is wiser than the...
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| Jean-Michel Basquiat |
I don't listen to what art...
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| Vissarion Belinsky |
I am strongly convinced that...
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| Clive Bell |
I will try to account for...
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| Walter Benjamin |
The art of the critic in...
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| Ambrose Bierce |
Painting, n.: The art of...
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| Jim Bishop |
A good writer is not, per...
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| Harold Bloom |
I have never believed that the...
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| Harold Bloom |
The second, and I think this...
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| Harold Bloom |
All that a critic, as critic...
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| Arna Bontemps |
How dare anyone, parent, schoolteacher...
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| John Mason Brown |
The critic is a man who...
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| Ken Burns |
I think my expectations for...
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| Jonathan Carroll |
I find you write with one...
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| Paul Cezanne |
Don't be an art critic. Paint...
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| Raymond Chandler |
Good critical writing is measured...
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| Nat King Cole |
Music is emotional, and you...
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| Samuel Taylor Coleridge |
Reviewers are usually people who...
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| Jackie Collins |
I was never confident about...
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| Mason Cooley |
Every literary critic believes he...
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| Mason Cooley |
Critic's delight: scolding the Mighty...
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| Tyne Daly |
A critic is someone who never...
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| Isaac Disraeli |
The most noble criticism is...
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| Henry Van Dyke |
Half of the secular unrest and...
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| Federico Fellini |
No critic writing about a film...
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| Leslie Fiedler |
I never met anybody in my...
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| Leslie Fiedler |
It's funny to be a critic...
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| Leslie Fiedler |
When somebody asks me what I...
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| Anatole France |
The good critic is he who...
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| Mary Garden |
My inner critic who had begun...
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| Theophile Gautier |
You do not become a critic...
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| Clifford Geertz |
I was trained in the '50s...
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| Oliver Goldsmith |
Write how you want, the critic...
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| John Hall |
More negatives write than call...
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| Jim Harrison |
I asked a French critic a...
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| A. E. Housman |
The average man, if he meddles...
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| Guillermo C. Infante |
I was never a true journalist...
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| Eugene Ionesco |
The critic should describe, and...
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| Helmut Jahn |
Critics are entitled to have...
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| Chuck Jones |
Jackie Gleason said that comedy...
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| Adam Jones |
I'm my own worst critic and...
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| Pauline Kael |
The critic is the only...
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| Pauline Kael |
In the arts, the critic is...
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| Elia Kazan |
Very often the Group actor is...
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| John Keats |
Praise or blame has but a...
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| Milan Kundera |
Let us consider the critic...
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| Lynn Lavner |
The church must be the critic...
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| David Herbert Lawrence |
Never trust the artist. Trust...
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| Jack Lemmon |
I won't quit until I get...
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| Brian Lumley |
A literary critic is someone...
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| Leonard Maltin |
If I were less than honest...
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| John McCarthy |
Asking a critic to name his...
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| Henry Miller |
Whatever I do is done out...
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| Wilson Mizner |
A drama critic is a person...
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| Robert Mondavi |
Also, many consumers consider a...
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| Marianne Moore |
It is quite cruel that a...
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| Robert Morgan |
In the later books I am...
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| Douglass North |
In 1972 I married again, to...
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| Walter Pater |
What is important, then, is...
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| Mandy Patinkin |
Well, I'm not a critic, I'm...
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| James Payn |
One forgives the critic - perhaps...
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| Edgar Allan Poe |
The generous Critic fann'd the...
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| Channing Pollock |
A critic is a legless man...
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| Richard Pryor |
I never met anybody who said...
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| Harold Ramis |
Whenever a critic mentions the...
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| John C. Ransom |
Too much is demanded by the...
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| Frederic Raphael |
The television critic, whatever his...
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| Lou Reed |
I don't know anyone actually...
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| Geraldo Rivera |
I'm in my 10th generation of...
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| Nile Rodgers |
I think the hardest thing to...
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| Theodore Roosevelt |
It behooves every man to...
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| Robert Baldwin Ross |
I never knew any painter...
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| Emily Rossum |
I know that I am my...
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| Friedrich Von Schlegel |
A critic is a reader who...
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| Paul Schrader |
I still think like a critic...
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| John Scott |
The Architect is just one of...
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| Robert Sheckley |
I have never been a critic...
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| William Shenstone |
Every good poet includes a...
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| Jean Sibelius |
Pay no attention to what the...
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| Jean Sibelius |
Pay no attention to what the...
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| Douglas Sirk |
Your camera is the best critic...
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| Christian Slater |
If I make a move, like...
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| Susan Sontag |
Any critic is entitled to...
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| Stephen Spender |
There is a certain justice in...
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| Jo Stafford |
I'll probably never put out...
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| John Steinbeck |
Time is the only critic...
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| John Steinbeck |
Give a critic an inch, he'll...
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| Barbra Streisand |
I wish I could be like...
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| Mats Sundin |
Seeing someone else perform and...
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| Amy Tan |
You can get sucked into the...
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| Allen Tate |
The only real evidence that...
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| Mark Tobey |
According to one critic, my...
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| Mark Twain |
The public is the only critic...
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| Kenneth Tynan |
A critic is a man who...
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| Kenneth Tynan |
The sheer complexity of writing...
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| Kenneth Tynan |
A good drama critic is one...
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| Simone Weil |
More than in any other...
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| James Whistler |
I maintain that two and two...
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| James Whistler |
I maintain that two and two...
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| E. B. White |
The critic leaves at curtain...
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| Oscar Wilde |
The critic has to educate the...
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| Bern Williams |
A friend is a lot of...
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| P. G. Wodehouse |
Has anybody ever seen a...
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| Virginia Woolf |
This is an important book, the...
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