Sentence examples for getting critics from inspiring English sources

Getting critics to write about your work is a crucial part of being a successful artist.

But the ban prompted widespread criticism in the United States movie community, including protests by many independent producers who feel that screeners are the most effective way of getting critics to see their films, which are often released commercially in only a few smaller movie theaters.

A major tennis tournament will inevitably get critics talking about grunting.

It's so stale and derivative that it's got critics genuinely pissed off.

He did not suffer from the bane of drama critics: adjectival effusion – the sort of phrase that gets critics' names up outside theatres.

Strange, some might say, there is even a Cars 2 given the failure of the first film to get critics' engines revving.

Three aspects of the movie have gotten critics' goats: that it shows Jews acting with violence, with cruelty, and with delight in cruelty.

It's the dilemma of modern high culture that it too often snubs the audience it seeks and then gets critics to scold the philistines.

On Sunday, Sanchez led the Jets to an ugly overtime win over Miami in what has become Sanchez's style: efficient, not inspirational, just enough to get critics off his back for a week.

The anticipated film has failed to get critics hot under the collar but is expected to be a hit at the box office, with more than £1 million in ticket sales a week before it opens.

"You get critics everywhere, a small minority who make themselves heard at every club, but the vast majority have been behind the team.