Sentence examples for return of critics from inspiring English sources

Mr. Albee said he was not nervous about the return of critics and audiences to "Lady From Dubuque," for which he has done very minor rewrites.

But Pete Doherty's reformed The Libertines, due tomorrow, along with the highly anticipated return of exuberant critics' favourites Arcade Fire, promise explosive behaviour.

If the speaker is the film critic of the Times, on the other hand, it's a function of the return on critical attention.

"Deadalive" garnered mixed reviews from television critics; while most were happy with the return of actor David Duchovny, some criticized the episode's plot holes.

In the aftermath of the Great Recession, AIG eventually repaid the debt, the government sold its stake and taxpayers ended up with a net gain of $22 billion — a return that critics called minuscule for the massive risk the government took on.

The latest (and most brilliant) in this long line of critics is William Dalrymple and his "Return of a King".

And his swift and silent return, the critics say, signals a restoration of the old order after the military takeover.

The paper's decision to demand Mr. Romney's tax returns adds another conservative voice to the chorus of critics from within the candidate's own party.

A number of critics cited the album as a return to the band's roots.

One way to put it is that the "Return of the Real," as the critic Hal Foster noted in the late 1980's, is being met head on by the "Return of the Formal," most visibly in the prominence of saturated color that runs through these shows like a radiant thread (as it does through this year's Venice Biennale).

No wonder French critics hailed the return of 19th-century realism and even spoke of a new War and Peace.