The Incredibles was met with high critical acclaim, garnering high marks from professional critics, and provoking commentary on its themes.
He received high critical acclaim, but the audience for his complex and demanding music proved small.
The lush and sensuous tetralogy became a best-seller and won high critical esteem.
During Mr. Burdick's tenure at Trinity, he and the choir earned high critical praise for their performances.
Not only was he held in high critical esteem, appearing in major international collections, but the market also rated him highly.
A maestro of high critical standing, he began his career in 1990, when he was named assistant conductor of the Boston Symphony Orchestra under Seiji Ozawa.
Success eluded him in his lifetime, but he was posthumously popular, and held in high critical regard, even by Aristophanes, the standard bearer of ancient Greek comedy.
First came Steve Earle's "Townes," a collection of covers that was released in May to high critical praise, eventually earning a Grammy nomination for Best Contemporary Folk Album.
He realized, he says, that she was right, that he was "a pessimist and depressive and someone of high critical intelligence" and that he needed to change.
When she was 18, the legendary editor Jérôme Lindon (best known as Samuel Beckett's champion) published her first novel to high critical acclaim.
The exceptionally high critical and commercial value placed on Turner's preparatory works (the single sheet sold for a little over £120,000) is only partly explained by their evident aesthetic and technical qualities.
