Sentence examples for greatest critical from inspiring English sources

"The greatest critical work, in my mind, is the Talmud," he said.

As Clement Greenberg, Pollock's greatest critical champion and sometime thorn in the side, Jeffrey Tambor booms with puffed-up pronouncements.

Mr. Gray achieved his greatest critical recognition in the late 1960's and 70's after working for many years in a comparatively conservative late-Cubist style.

But his greatest critical success — and public folly — occurred in 2003, when he was hired to remake a lower-priced women's sportswear collection for Perry Ellis.

Now read: Olivier's name-dropping (though disappointingly discreet) autobiography, Confessions of an Actor ; the reviews of his greatest critical champion, Kenneth Tynan.

The Lady Vanishes was Hitchcock's penultimate film in pre-war Britain, his greatest critical and box-office success up to that time.

Scorsese had a great critical success with "Raging Bull" (1980), selected by international polls of critics as the best film of the eighties — a picture in which he presented his central character as an icon of brutishness.

The production was a great critical success, and Scott's performance was highly praised; one New York critic described Scott as "the meanest Richard III ever seen by human eyes".

Sport itself is under greater critical scrutiny than ever before.

"We need someone who is a great critical thinker; accuracy is important to them".

His great critical work The Auden Generation was published by Faber the year of my birth.