Sentence examples for vast critical from inspiring English sources

For her portrayal of ambitious overachiever Tracy Flick, she received vast critical acclaim and won the Best Actress Award from the National Society of Film Critics and the Online Film Critics Society, a first Golden Globe nomination and an Independent Spirit Award nomination.

But despite multiple award nods, vast critical acclaim and a run on BBC3, Klang! never quite managed mainstream fame.

It had, after all, been six years since their debut album had become a vast critical and commercial success.

Cheeringly, it doesn't sound like music made by someone buckling under the weight of expectations that follow such a vast critical and commercial successs.

Bejar has been releasing albums under the name Destroyer for nearly 20 years, during which time he's accumulated vast critical acclaim and, latterly, increasing commercial success.

Failure to maintain the essential distinction between source and parallel has greatly hindered the understanding of the true nature of medieval romance and has led to the production of a vast critical literature the relevance of which to the study of the genre is at best questionable.

William Wyler's vast, urgent, critical, rapturous melodrama "The Best Years of Our Lives," from 1946, a sort of cinematic relaunch of American society in the wake of the Second World War, is set in a small Midwestern city to which three veterans are returning home.

It contained a vast text-critical apparatus of Masoretic notes never since equalled in any edition.

Conclusion EM shows to be a common and safe procedure and is achievable in the vast majority of critical ill patients even in the presence of multiple vital organ supports.

Which is why the vast majority of critical illness insurance policyholders don't even know whether their offspring are included.

"Avatar," with its vast popularity and critical success, would almost certainly have been included in a smaller field.