Sentence examples for later critical from inspiring English sources

The first major biographies of important people, as opposed to later critical studies, usually come shortly after their deaths.

One striking feature of this book, and of her later critical writings, too, is the extent of her learning.

Maria Sharapova did this repeatedly in her third-round loss to Melanie Oudin, leaving her without challenges on later critical points.

The boundary between artistic and popular literature is murky, with much traffic between the two categories according to current public preference and later critical evaluation.

His later critical works, which show his interest in the social effect of creative art, include Dialog vom Marsyas (1904; "Dialogue on Marsyas") and Expressionismus (1914).

The effects of new treatments tend to be reported enthusiastically; later, critical examination of the results and controlled studies usually diminish the claims.

Upon its initial release, the film was critically panned due to violent content, but later received critical acclaim.

He would later become critical of neo-Nazi groups.

She releases a dub version of the album three years later, to critical acclaim.

An interpreter was later sharply critical of the proceedings, saying the immigrants did not understand the charges against them.

The first request to use the bike came a week later from Critical Mass, the bicycle activist group, which wanted to use the device for one of its rides through Brooklyn.