Sentence examples for Critical perception from inspiring English sources

Despite the initial mixed criticism, critical perception of the album later improved, as Doggystyle has earned several accolades and rankings on critics' "best album" lists.

Critical perception is laced with love in this appreciation of the B-movies and exploitation flicks of the 1970s, which remain "the third and, to date, last great period in American movies".

Giving candid testimony to the friction between doctrinaire feminism and emotionally complex movie watching defines Haskell's critical perception.

Therefore, we will detail these critical perception stages and provide a presentation of usable embedded sensors.

That Biennale's constituent shows were mostly so-so and/or too-too in the usual way — swamping aesthetic appetite, numbing critical perception — of giant international exhibitions.

In fact, his readers wanted him not to grow; Parker's finest critical perception is of the permanent, structural damage this did to Melville's reception as a writer.

This has been sometimes exemplified by an over-eagerness to adopt highly defensive positions when faced with any criticism – a reaction which, if made public, only serves to strengthen critical perceptions of the police complaints system.

The students' critical perceptions and articulate responses to readings, and especially to music, will be eagerly sought.

The reason should be obvious, even to someone as lethargic in his critical perceptions as Reed: comedy, even physical comedy, is not a form that favors heaviness of effect.

The project extends efforts by the orchestra, which has sought in recent years to fend off critical perceptions that it is stodgy, to program more contemporary music and seize some sort of initiative in the search for more relevance and newer audiences.

The switch from operative to nonoperative management for the treatment of renal injuries occurred as a result of critical perceptions.