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


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