Sentence examples for critical triumph from inspiring English sources

Hearts of Darkness was a critical triumph and won several awards, including an Emmy for Hickenlooper.

It was costly; it was also a critical triumph and a sell-out.

TORONTO DANCE THEATRE Christopher House gives his "Timecode Break," a critical triumph in Canada, its American première.

Of course, "Yankee Hotel Foxtrot" turned out to be a critical triumph and even a mild commercial success.

(Treliński's double-bill production of "Iolanta" and "Bluebeard's Castle" was a critical triumph at the house in 2015).

It was also a critical triumph, winning four Academy Awards, including the one for best foreign-language film.

But as Salon points out while citing the statistical prowess of none other than Nate Silver, critical triumphs do not always leads to Oscar wins.

Apart from a few weak seasons, Mr. Galliano's collections for Dior (and for his own signature brand) have largely been critical triumphs and his runway shows regularly among the unquestioned highlights of Paris Fashion Week.

Although The Treasure of the Sierra Madre would become one of Huston's greatest critical triumphs and continues to be widely considered one of the best films of its time, it was a box-office disaster, perhaps because of its grim ending and the daring casting of Bogart against type.

But, despite the blood, sweat, and tears of getting the play on, it was a critical and popular triumph, winning Wilder his third Pulitzer.

So we all should all hope for Corden's sake that that Lesbian Vampire Killers is the critical and commercial triumph it so promises to be.