Sentence examples for got critics from inspiring English sources

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

These tactics, the same they're using now at film festivals, are what got critics, awards voters, and – most importantly – the American public to classify both of them as television, even if more people watch the services on their laptops, tablets, or gigantic phones instead of actual TV sets.

"American Idol's" predictable "WGWG" winner wasn't the only thing that got critics snarking.

This movie is packed to the rafters with A-listers in award-seducing roles in the tale of the African-American butler who served during eight presidencies from 1952-1986: including Forrest Whittaker, Jane Fonda, John Cusack, Cuba Gooding Jr., and Oprah Winfrey, who's especially got critics all hot under the collar. .

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

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

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.