Sentence examples for critical standards from inspiring English sources

In a peculiar turn of events, these marquee dramas have also been largely loved by the critics, which either means that critical standards have dropped or TV is getting better.

And while the removal — or more accurately, the redistribution — of the evaluative task is likely to dilute critical standards, it can also free up the critic to engage in more serious tasks that might bleed back into the culture, providing a stronger skeleton for a range of literary activity.

As an exegete he used unprecedented critical standards.

By all accounts, he thrived in these louche surroundings, but his critical standards did not slacken.

Rather than subject Shakespeare to critical standards, Shakespeare became the standard.

Maimon's Skepticism helped to establish the critical standards for approaching Kantian philosophy.

This was a critical standard that one could carry into battle.

"They're sometimes put up against a much more critical standard than they should be," Mr. Viane said.

We were high on each other's company and that kept the critical standard-setter alive and well in each of us".

Shortlisting six books from a potential list of 82 eligible submissions is no easy task by any critical standard," said the prize's director Tom Hunter.

But once I discovered audiobooks, the dream was revived, prompting a new critical standard for a mystery: How well does it travel?