Sentence examples for critically received from inspiring English sources
David Bakula of TV ratings firm Nielsen says: "It doesn't matter if it's critically received as a great performance.
Richard Linklater is favourite for Boyhood; Graham Moore has a shot for The Imitation Game, a movie perhaps better critically received in the US than the UK.
The Stand comedy club, which put on critically received theatre for the first time, said its audiences had grown by 20%.
After a string of critically received albums, the highly influential band — led by the brothers Curt and Cris Kirkwood — seemed poised to finally break into the mainstream after a critical nod from Nirvana's Kurt Cobain in the early nineties, but the momentum was tragically stifled when Cris developed a debilitating heroin habit.
But one lesson that can already be drawn is that expectations about medical ethics in authoritarian regimes should be critically received.
It was poorly critically received, with one reviewer going so far as to call the show's theme song "blasphemous" for suggesting that God was female and created Eve first.
Even if the vocabulary to critically receive them may not yet be strongly refined in the gaming press, relationship and romance games have an important role to play.
The reissue was critically well received, although critics were mixed about the supplemental material.
The game "uses digital tools and digital space to think critically about received aesthetic works (like novels) and on the processes of critical reflection that one brings to such works".
Its origins tale Maleficent, starring Angelina Jolie, was also financially successful in 2014 but was not critically well received.
