Sentence examples similar to outdated but well-received from inspiring English sources

The edits to this scene were preliminary, but well-received, and remained unchanged in the finished product.

On Twitter, Harmon credited McHale as the reason for his unlikely but well-received return to the series.

Like Banksy, his real name remains anonymous, but his well-received art lures him out of the dark.

It was innovative, but not well-received.

The half-hour premiered last November to soft ratings, but was well-received with critics.

Like its predecessor, the second film was largely knocked by critics but was well-received by audiences, especially families.

His speech was well-received, but it was a disappointment.

The deal has been well-received, but has never been incredibly popular.

His conference speech last year was well-attended and well-received, but the fuss and buzz was nothing like this.

The result was his first biography, "Disturber of the Peace" (1951), a well-received but largely flattering book.

A later PSP version added new modes and was well-received, but the title has never escaped its 'cult' label.