Sentences with phrase «much critical»

He has received much critical acclaim in his career and can command significant royalty advances.

Its a movie that does nt get as much critical attention as some of his others, but that does nt make it any less enjoyable.

We don't know precisely how bad extreme weather will become at any given amount of warming, or how much critical factors like global food production will be impacted.

Her work continues to be the subject of much critical acclaim and attention, years after she died by suicide at the age of 22, in 1981.

Now, we as the public are responsible for consuming this study with much critical caution, while also advocating that others (and helping others to) do the same.

Finally, it's important to avoid giving out too much critical information.

It was whilst working there that his international reputation was established after much critical acclaim.

[1] The early exhibition gathered much critical and audience attention.

It's not a system that allows for much critical nuance, as a five - star rave counts for as much as a three - star pass.

She has risen to much critical acclaim with her figurative collages that challenge culture and gender.

Guitarist and songwriter Archy Marshall (aka King Krule) has been making big waves with this year's release The Ooz, an album that's garnered much critical acclaim for its use of mixed musical textures.

For his most recent game project, Silent Hills, del Toro partnered with Hideo Kojima of Metal Gear Solid fame; the teaser demo for their game, which was called PT, received so much critical acclaim that it appeared on several «Best Of the Month» and «Year» lists by games press sites.

On the secondary market, the specialist continues, «Diebenkorn doesn't come up at auction as frequently as other artists of his generation,» partly because West Coast artists never received as much critical attention as their New York counterparts.

Rode singles out the role as one of the best ever for the Mick, who often didn't get much critical respect for his acting.

Her show at the Serpentine in London has attracted much critical praise and she is one of four artists in the running for this year's Turner prize, to be announced next month.

Along the way, Yau cuts a much - needed clearing through the tangle of narrowly self - reflexive interpretations that have plagued so much critical writing on Johns» work during the past half century — providing a fresh approach and opening our eyes to Johns» accomplishment in revealing ways.

We have several pages in our Consumer Information Center that talk about how much critical illness insurance protection you should consider and a page that even offers cost - ranges for critical illness insurance protection.

The second recent book to advance the response of process theology to liberation theology significantly is Delwin Brown's To Set at Liberty.7 This is not so much a critical response to the challenge of the liberation theologies as a reflection on freedom stimulated by this literature.

These are exciting things to hear for anyone trying to justify a plant - only diet, and it's for this reason I believe «The China Study» has not received as much critical analysis as it deserves, especially from some of the great thinkers in the vegetarian world.

Olivier Assayas» film didn't get much critical attention, with the general party line being that it was a middle - of - the - road autobiographical yarn.

Her strength as a comedic actress grew through roles in movies like View From the Top (the Gwyneth Paltrow flight attendant one) and The Sweetest Thing (the Cameron Diaz sex one) where she clearly shined, though the films themselves didn't necessarily mark much critical success.

He has been commissioned to make solo installations and performances in many countries including; Spain, Japan, Iceland, Israel, Holland, Norway, Germany, Greenland and Australia His last solo show Antix at Matt's Gallery drew much critical acclaim.

House generated much critical response and went on to win Whiteread the Turner Prize for best young British artist in that same year.

One reason it's hard to find much critical guidance about Hong Kong movies is that most of what's written about them in English comes from within the Hong Kong film industry, which monotonously emphasizes box - office grosses over everything else, and is in a form of English that borders on gibberish.

Over the years the diamond industry in Africa has received much critical media attention for its corruption and hazardous working conditions — dramatized most recently in the 2006 Leonardo DiCaprio - starring film Blood Diamond — but Lucara is explicitly committed to the health and safety of its workers.

The task is to present what other Christians have thought with as much critical objectivity as possible.

Highly mechanized and expensive, they contain much critical equipment.

They offer pretty much no critical analyses, wear shades so tinted with homerism they might as well be blind, and make sophomoric jokes about other teams.

First come «Half Nelson» in 2006 which received much critical admiration, then followed «Lars and the Real Girl» in 2007, before Derek Cianfrance's stunningly honest relationship drama, «Blue Valentine» in 2010.

The seriousness with which Refn treats Only God Forgives has led to much critical ridicule.

The robbery, Killing Them Softly So much critical antipathy was directed at the heavy - handed politics of Killing Them Softly that not enough attention was paid to how skillfully director Andrew Dominik delivers on the genre elements — at least when he cares to follow through on them.

The lack of much critical work on Malick's films is partly due to the fact that (besides the lack of outputs) it is hard to articulate the motivations or concerns behind them.

And neither Will Smith (Concussion) nor Michael B. Jordan (Creed) ever got much critical momentum for lead performances in their respective films.

Five months after opening in theaters, Elah came to DVD, Blu - ray, and, soon after, the defeated HD DVD, still wielding much critical buzz.

But no matter how much critical love this third season — which saw Peter Sarsgaard join the cast as an inmate on death row — received, the viewers still weren't there.

This reality that Parent Trigger laws are as much a critical element of choice as vouchers and charters is something that my otherwise more thoughtful friend, Andy Rotherham, fails to consider in his latest Time column.

How much critical publicity does Gardner get for quietly bumping along at the bottom?

This rich fantasy debut won much critical acclaim and a share of ardent fans who are looking forward to following Rachel Hartman into Goredd again.

Compare this to the New York Times piece on the current show to see just how much critical appreciation of photography has changed in the past 40 years.

For his radical style and ideas, Dubuffet gained much critical attention during the 1950s.

One painting consists of the words «Enough Already»; another, titled «Do You Want to Funk With Me 2,» messes around with what look to be the radiating abstract patterns favored by Mark Grotjahn, a young artist who has elicited much critical gush.

Yet the sheer vitality of The White Horse, with its lush handling and fidelity to nature, earned Constable much critical acclaim.

Within the context of contemporary art history where there was so much critical bias against figuration I would have to agree that it was indeed heroic.

There will be some enviro - activists who may use it as a cudgel to beat rejectionists over the head without much critical assessment of the research.

Rather than continue with Artis, I decided to turn to a paragraph that has generated much critical comment, both favorable and disfavorable.