Sentence examples for respect of critics from inspiring English sources

It didn't crave the respect of critics so much as the hormonal lust of teenagers.

Mr. Tetzlaff's artistic seriousness has won him the respect of critics worldwide.

While in Paris, she came to win the respect of critics as an avant-garde artist who dared to call into question the Western concept of modernity.

After the publication of his first novel, Aziyadé (1879), he rapidly developed a parallel literary career, winning the respect of critics and the devotion of a large public.

His partner, Marco Canora, wears the whites for real here and has earned the respect of critics for his interpretation of Italian food.

To the casual observer, Le Carré's story is one of great success: international fame, enormous sales, the respect of critics; a long and illustrious career marked by diligence and hard work.

It seemed to me that, with a few changes, religion could stand up to the criticisms of non-believers, regain the respect of its critics, and be the transformational force its founders and prophets had envisioned.

He was the first American writer to win the ungrudging (if somewhat surprised) respect of British critics.

His imaginative programs won the respect of many critics and musicians, and he was able to persuade well-known players to perform as soloists with the Jupiter.

Unlike, say, movies and books that expansively meditate on topics of urgent interest to lots of people and at the same time  earn the respect of smart critics — the novels of Richard Ford and the films of Wes Anderson, for example — the contemporary art scene tends to favor either navel-gazing or promotion of certain agendas.

It happens, and I respect the opinions of critics and viewers who enjoy the show.