Sentence examples for smaller critically from inspiring English sources
His whimsical sensibility, so in evidence in his smaller, critically praised British films, seemed a nice match with the still unfinished script by Michael Laughlin.
A smaller, critically admired company, Theater for a New Audience, is now building a home in Brooklyn with 70 percent of its financing from city government, which is also covering more than half the cost of the $37.5 million renovation of the Public Theater in the East Village.
Several female directors also were behind smaller, critically acclaimed movies, like Greta Gerwig's "Lady Bird" and Dee Rees' "Mudbound".
56 St Martin's Lane, WC2, 020 7836 1056; kosharistreet.com At lunch and dinner, this small, critically acclaimed cafe-restaurant is a little too expensive for the true budget traveller.
So it is interesting that rather than using vintage pieces to create something bespoke, both are this-season catwalk fashion by small, critically rated labels.
"He's capable of pretty much the opposite of what's known about him," said Don Roos, a director and friend who cast him as a wealthy widower in the 2005 movie "Happy Endings," a small, critically successful movie.
This requires a specific study not easy to be done in such small critically ill patients, where lavages procedures are not totally harmless and cell recovery is often unsatisfactory.
If the Supreme Court holds that Congress cannot make these small but critically important fixes, it will be condemning the nation to a democracy forever held captive to the corrupting influence of monied special interests.
miRNAs are a class of small RNAs critically involved in the regulation of gene expression [ 12].
It comprised a small, but critically ill, cohort of patients, with a mean Acute Physiology and Chronic Health Evaluation II score of 28.
According to Leksell radiosurgery is defined as " the delivery of a single, high dose of irradiation to a small and critically located intracranial volume through the intact skull".
