Sentence examples for esteemed critic from inspiring English sources

An illuminating essay by esteemed critic Lucy R. Lippard situates Ranney's work within the context of landscape photography and contemporary art.

Never more so than the night in Washington when an esteemed critic came forward to say a wobbly good night and collapsed at his feet.

In 1989, fans of Robert B. Parker's Spenser books were treated to a laudatory piece in the Book Review by the esteemed critic and biographer R. W. B. Lewis, and, more recently, the Times ran a feature on Lee Child.

The Fury (1978) Scoring films within the horror genre is not something Williams is primarily known for (Jaws aside), but this soundtrack for Brian De Palma's supernatural chiller was hailed by esteemed critic Pauline Kael "as elegant and delicately varied a score as any horror film has ever had".

They are men from whom a more professional standard of conduct might be expected: the title character is the legendary Orson Welles, and he is trading emotional bona fides with Laurence Olivier and the esteemed critic Kenneth Tynan at the Royal Court Theater in London.

In the new, digitally printed edition, Song dynasty court officials are replaced by a Beijing art-world nobility, which includes the esteemed critic and curator Li Xianting and the much-noticed Mr. Wang himself, a former painter whose history-baiting tableau-vivant photographs blend farce, nostalgia and world-weariness in proportions that are hard to gauge.

Moreover, this is a case where the Tomatometer does the movie a disservice, as there are plenty of esteemed critics who enjoyed the B-movie action-adventure.

Less esteemed critics have sounded similar concerns.

Of Swiss Army Man, which makes its nationwide debut this Friday, July 1, esteemed critics at RogerEbert.com write, "The Daniels have made a film that's at once a labor of love and a work of sheer arrogant nerve, one that is as likely to be described as a classic, an ambitious misfire, and one of the worst films ever made by any three people who see it together.

One of the critical texts we read was an essay by the esteemed Canadian critic Northrop Frye, who, in discussing classical stage comedy, distinguished between what he called "Old Comedy," typified in the works of Aristophanes, and the "New Comedy" of Menander, whose plays were produced almost a century later.

— Julia Moskin K&L Spirits Journal: The esteemed wine critic Robert M. Parker Jr. ventures into bourbon reviewing.