Sentence examples for most critically lionized from inspiring English sources

Newsom is among the most critically lionized American musicians to emerge in the past decade.

The next few years, which he calls "the best time of my life," he spent playing the records of New York-based artists like A Tribe Called Quest, Leaders of the New School, and Gang Starr — all of them now critically lionized.

The Pantages is also bringing back to L.A. the two shows that dominated the Tony Awards in 2011 -- "The Book of Mormon" (Jan . 21-Feb. 21-Feb. 9 , 2014on nine Tonys, then set box office records at the Pantages during its 2012 run; and the drama "whichorse" (Oct. 8-13), wonse five Tonine including besTonysy, owed a good deal thenhe setw's critically lionized life-size horse puppets.

Perhaps most critically, Johnson's production had tailed off.

One of this year's most critically acclaimed shows is not actually available on television.

McLennan was half of his country's most critically acclaimed rock group, the Go-Betweens.

Her musings — even those rendered most critically — are rarely done without a smile.

Less predictably, it has become the most critically acclaimed new musical for years.

And there was the fact, perhaps most critically, of the wooden spoon by Green's hand.

Most critically for him, he said later that he felt that his credentials had been accepted.

Beautiful Vision is not one of Morrison's most critically feted albums.