Sentence examples for star critical from inspiring English sources

"Tucker: The Man and His Dream" (1988), Francis Ford Coppola's frantically upbeat stealth tragedy about the eponymous 1940s automaker, earned the director and his star critical love.

Was ESPN protecting James, a star critical to its N.B.A. contract, by scotching a rather tame story that showed a reporter — who was intrepid in his own way — infiltrating the tight-knit James camp?

After the five-star critical adulation that greeted Mike Leigh's new film in Cannes, prospects for Mr Turner always looked strong.

She's a high-profile heiress and the star of critical turkey The Hottie and the Nottie, while he makes gut-churningly leftfield independent dramas about such difficult subjects as paedophilia and high-school bullying.

Sarah-Louise James for the Daily Star was critical of Lewis's rendition, and described it as insincerely emotional.

Of course Jeffrey Tambor is the show's star vehicle, critical darling, and awards magnet: look at the people and stories those structures are designed to reward.

Gregg Barrios from Daily Star was critical of the book, saying " The fatal flaw of these quickie knockoffs is that they have no real ending or any way of predicting what the fates have in store for Madonna Louise Penn [Guy Ritchie] nee Ciccone.

StAR appears critical for the acute regulation of steroidogenesis along with TSPO (45).

"Here" stars the critical favorite Ben Foster ("Alpha Dog") as a cartographer on assignment to create a satellite survey of Armenia.

12 22 p.m. | Updated TORONTO — The Toronto International Film Festival has begun, and we are here watching films, interviewing directors and stars, providing critical analysis of the films and peeking into the business side of the festival.

The big contests of the show conformed to many of the Grammys' familiar story lines: novices facing off against seasoned pros; pop stars versus critical darlings; troubled heroes on the comeback trail.