Sentence examples for terms of critics from inspiring English sources

It underwhelmed, both in terms of critics' scores and till receipts, but Marvel has since developed its superhero brands into box office behemoths.

And he cuts an impressive figure in terms of reputation; critics have ranked him alongside Seamus Heaney and Derek Walcott in terms of international fame.

Matt Greene's résumé includes lots of the right names in terms of galleries, critics and museum shows, but the paintings in his New York gallery debut disappoint.

"I don't think that anybody is going into this wanting it to fail, in terms of the critics.

The exhibition was considered controversial because it championed figurative painting at a time when abstraction reigned, particularly in the United States under the long-term tutelage of critics like Clement Greenberg.

Mr Lukacs rightly notes the "illusion of objectivity", explaining that "it matters a great deal who is assigning the points—not only in terms of the critic's personal preferences but also in terms of context".

It also helped me get a better idea of how to manage the arts in Zambia, which was an added bonus as South Africa's infrastructure is so much more evolved in terms of galleries, curators, critics and overall artistic practices".

It's not really making much of a splash in terms of social media; critics are barely bothering to cover it.

The arrest of Sergei Udaltsov, the buzz-cut, black-clad leader of the Left Front, a radical socialist group, seemed to sharply accelerate the government's efforts to bring serious criminal cases — with the prospect of long prison terms — against critics of President Vladimir V. Putin.

Created for the BBC Micro in 1984 by David Braben and Ian Bell, it is spoken of in the kind of terms film critics tend to reserve for Citizen Kane.

And as long as the Administration refrains from doing this, nothing it does on the banking front either stylistically or in terms of policy will satisfy its critics.