Sentence examples for brought critical from inspiring English sources

Each institution brought critical ingredients to winning the competition.

His stint at Intermedia brought critical hits like "Adaptation" but was short on box office success.

Until Sundance, his plays brought critical acclaim and his movie scripts provided most of his income.

1955 New styling for the Chevy line, including the Bel Air, and a hot V-8 engine brought critical acclaim.

Granted, every collaboration so far has brought critical distinguishment for both actor and director: Russell was praised for the emotional warmth lighting up Silver Linings Playbook, Lawrence was hailed as the whirlwind stirring at the centre of American Hustle.

Soon after, Ms. Griffiths had her big break when she was cast as the hedonistic friend of the title character in "Muriel's Wedding," a 1994 film that brought critical acclaim and prizes to her and the star, Toni Collette.

Such stories inevitably bring critical responses from viewers.

But for Strange, Sunday will bring critical decisions.

But the South African government believes that the expansion within Africa will bring critical benefits to its people.

They bring critical intangibles to the N.C.A.A. tournament — experience, athleticism and the cohesion of a well-coached team under Fran McCaffery.

Sustainability as storytelling: Some leading companies are also becoming sustainability storytellers, combining action with promotion to bring critical issues to light.