Sentence examples for happy critics from inspiring English sources

The voters seem happy, critics concede, but they are actually in the midst of a deep-seated spiritual crisis.

The play is about someone who never arrives, but audiences and happy critics have been showing up, so the Roundabout Theater Company production of "Waiting for Godot" will be extended another week.

He also wrote Shakespeare (1939, reprinted 1982), a volume of essays on the plays; Nathaniel Hawthorne (1949, reprinted 1972); and The Happy Critic, and Other Essays (1961).

The style is postmodern (or, as some prefix-happy critics call it, post-postmodern) right down to the faux footnotes.

Her ability to bring that style of music -- and the Music City -- to the masses should have made everybody happy, even critics who claimed she was a pop tart controlled by a Svengali-like power.

Under cover of intellectual rigor, the science bloggers — or many of the most visible ones, anyway — prosecute agendas so charged with bigotry that it doesn't take a pun-happy French critic or a rapier-witted Cambridge atheist to call this whole ScienceBlogs enterprise what it is, or has become: class-war claptrap.

Critical reception to the character has been positive, with many critics happy to see her return.

Given the reviews, one could debate whether the story has a happy ending; many critics liked it, several didn't.

Yes, it's a hit at the box office, but are the critics happy with the World Science Festival?

'I'm happy to answer critics who said the Caribbean could not organise such a showcase event.

Although never a success with the critics, Happy Days left its mark on the larger culture, with Fonzie becoming a pop culture icon.