Sentence examples for divide critics from inspiring English sources
The role and the performance that most divide critics is Christian Bale's.
There are plays that divide critics, and then there is Three Kingdoms.
The show continues to divide critics: in the same week that The Washington Post branded New Girl the "most irritating new show of the year", its leading lady picked up a best actress nomination in the Golden Globes.
Its broad appeal, however, seemed to divide critics: for Tim Auld, writing in The Telegraph, it captured the zeitgeist; for others it pandered too much to female readers by peddling existing stereotypes of blundering husbands and "cool, clever, and emotionally tuned-in" wives.
The reaction to the film itself felt a little muted in the morning screening, though director Luhrmann, whose frenetic visual style employed on films like Moulin Rouge does tend to divide critics, told the BBC that he was well prepared for the worst.
Ambitious films — and as a wholly original concept sprung from the fertile mind of writer-director Nolan, "Inception" is indisputably ambitious — frequently divide critics.
The production divided critics.
In fact, they have thoroughly divided critics.
The design of the Grand Seiko also divides critics.
The film divided critics, who saw it as either condemning or celebrating Belfort and his excesses.
