Sentence examples for distinguished criticism from inspiring English sources

He won the Pulitzer for distinguished criticism in 1986.

For that, she won the first Pulitzer Prize for distinguished criticism, in 1970.

A hard-hat worker holding a newspaper tells the architect, "Ada Louise Huxtable already doesn't like it!" In 1969 the Pulitzer Prizes were expanded to include an award for distinguished criticism or commentary.

His 1975 Pulitzer for distinguished criticism was the first, and one of only three, given to a film reviewer since the category was created in 1970.

Yet I think that by emphasizing that the book is a "distinguished" work of "forensic" criticism, Kermode makes it seem as if Fish had missed the poetry of Milton.

A distinguished and discerning music critic, she utilized criticism to enhance music.

In 2000, Jonathan Arac in The Cambridge History of Literary Criticism placed Hazlitt with Schlegel and Coleridge as distinguished Shakespearean critics of their age and noted his study of Shakespeare as one of the "landmarks that still serve as points of departure for fresh thinking nearly two centuries later".

Music criticism got a boost this week as our distinguished colleague, Alex Ross, won a MacArthur Fellowship.

By Russell Platt September 23 , 2008Music criticism got a boost this week as our distinguished colleague, Alex Ross, won a MacArthur Fellowship.

Over the years he developed a distinguished catalog of books on mathematics, physics, philosophy and literary criticism, with a stable of writers that included Aragon, Barthes and Queneau.

So I feel comfortable taking issue with the distinguished writer Cynthia Ozick in what seems to me an unwarranted criticism of Joseph Lelyveld's "Omaha Blues" (April 3), a memoir of his own rather extraordinary life, both public and private.