Sentence examples for was critically lauded from inspiring English sources

At the Städel, Hollein oversaw a sixty-nine-million-dollar renovation that was critically lauded.

Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt's first season was critically lauded, and with good reason.

The risk paid off: the film was critically lauded, and Saulnier was offered sizeable studio projects.

Although his performance was critically lauded, small Brit-flicks don't set gossip blogs alight.

The film was critically lauded for Eastwood's unsentimental look at frontier violence.

Toast of London was critically lauded but little watched – averaging about 400,000 viewers in its 10.40pm Sunday slot.

English's own releases on Room40 are critically lauded too, though mostly in Europe, Japan and America.

It has been critically lauded both for its unflinching portrayal of Solomon Northup's ordeal at the hands of sadistic plantation owners and for tackling themes of slavery that Hollywood has long been accused of glossing over.

But, save for Kacey Musgraves — the twenty-five-year-old singer-songwriter who is critically lauded, widely respected, but criminally underplayed on the radio — the people doing the talking have been mostly established acts, and mostly men.

Ari Aster's directorial debut has been critically lauded since its debut in the Midnight section at Sundance Film Festival.

Yet, somehow this new Spider-man film is being critically lauded as the best depiction of the wall crawling hero to ever grace the silver screen.