Sentence examples for successful critics from inspiring English sources

An account of such standards then has to be developed in terms of the sort of abilities and competences that successful critics exhibit in their criticism.

While the cast and crew have considered their receiving films to be successful, critics have said that films that sold only 75,000 or cannot be considered a commercial success.

Born in Paris and educated in Sussex, Elisabeth was the daughter of JD Beresford, himself a successful critic and novelist.

Zhivago received mixed reviews but was a popular success; Ryan's Daughter was financially successful, but critics panned it.

Though Zelazny was the winner of many awards for such books as Lord of Light (1967) and Eye of Cat (1982), his later works were less successful with critics and the public.

As one of our more successful dramatists, critics, and vegetarians, George Bernard Shaw inhabited the role of playwright-as-celebrity with the entitlement of one who had worked hard to put his early difficulties and poverty behind him.

"Very few people [arts graduates] go on to be successful artists, critics or creators, but you know that if you do law, economics or science the money is there".

By Hilton Als As one of our more successful dramatists, critics, and vegetarians, George Bernard Shaw inhabited the role of playwright-as-celebrity with the entitlement of one who had worked hard to put his early difficulties and poverty behind him.

All three teams brought new styles of play, fitness levels and tactics, and were far more successful than critics had expected.

While The X-Files originally premiered during this slot and would continue to be a highly successful series, critics were unsure if Fringe could duplicate this performance.

Written by Jeffrey Sweet and directed by Sandy Shinner, the 90-minute play thrusts the audience into an extended conversation between Oliver Richard Kindd), a successful film critic who has returned to Ohio for his 25th high school reunion, and Ted Kevin Geerr), a laid-off plant worker who hasn't gone much of anywhere.