Sentence examples for because of critical from inspiring English sources

Life After Life notably missed out on many of the major literary prizes, perhaps because of critical snobbery; I've heard critics and fellow authors deride Atkinson because in the past she's worked in genre and her novels have sold in their millions.

This time around, his New York run will be even shorter, but he hopes not because of critical distaste.

Capote failed to win the Pulitzer prize he thought he deserved, partly because of critical doubts about murder being the basis for entertainment.

This movie is not alone, however many major independent films never gain traction in their time because of critical hostility or industry indifference.

[World Business, Section W.] Daily News Grocery Supplement After supermarket chains refused to advertise in The Daily News because of critical articles, the newspaper published an advertising supplement with complimentary coverage.

There are not enough seats for the obvious coalition of the right, but mustering one on the left will be hard because of critical differences between the possible partners.

The move was welcomed by prominent mathematician Marcus du Sautoy, but critics claim it is "undeliverable" because of a critical shortage of maths teachers.

And some worried about reprisals from their own union because of comments critical of teachers.

He did not want to give his name because of his critical view of the revolution.

She was turned down, she suspects, because of the critical letters in her personnel file.

The exception was Har Homa, close to Gilo, because of its critical location blocking access between Bethlehem and Jerusalem.