Sentence examples for drawn critical from inspiring English sources

Jennifer Homans, a dance critic whose new history of ballet, "Apollo's Angels," has drawn critical applause, said that dance tends to draw people who have a kind of discipline and dedication that can flip into obsession.

But other films about the craft of journalism have drawn critical praise.

Partly because of injury and partly because of age, Ms. Kistler's fading technique has drawn critical attention.

Many investors had been calling for drastic management changes, including the resignation of Mr. Drexler, whose pay package in years past has drawn critical scrutiny.

Since 2003, the orchestra has released six DVDs and two CDs, drawn critical rapture and briefly toured to Rome and Tokyo.

Mr. Rickman, who has drawn critical praise as Leonard since preview performances began last Oct. 27, will give his final performance in "Seminar" on Sunday, April 1.

During this period, her costumes for theatre and dance performances drew critical praise, although a dance performance relating to one of her sculptures was criticized.

It drew critical praise but moderate sales.

His novels and stories drew critical praise, but not, quite, critical excitement.

Ms. Haran imbues cabaret with style, wit and singing that draws critical accolades.

The album drew critical attention and a word-of-mouth following.