Sentence examples for Critical standpoint from inspiring English sources

Aluf will talk about Haaretz's efforts to cover this summer's Gaza war from a critical standpoint.

From a safe critical standpoint, you could dismiss all this as a self-indulgent improvisation workshop, but ultimately Nights and Weekends doesn't play anything safe.

That's irrelevant and unfair as literary assessment, but it seems more meaningful to read the novel that way than from any critical standpoint.

She enjoys studying art and language and wants to better understand from a critical standpoint how these components interact to create messages- specifically in the advertising industry.

And from a critical standpoint the notion of the audience choosing among multiple endings destroys the essential pleasure of a mystery or crime procedural: the intellectual exercise of solving a puzzle that requires our attention from first moment to last.

The real danger for "Community," from a critical standpoint, isn't that it will go too far into fan-boy arcana but rather that it will overly indulge the sentimentality and neediness at its core — which, as in so many of our real lives, the endless chatter about movies and music and TV is designed to cover up.

Ekaterina is primarily interested in understanding the relationships between technology and education from critical standpoints.

If Naturalism attacked the materialist values of society from a critical and reformist standpoint, Symbolism rejected them altogether.

While the pressure at the Si opening and the maximum interfacial stresses determine the reliability of the silicon material, the longitudinal shearing stress at the Si-copper (Cu) interface is critical from the standpoint of the adhesive and cohesive strength of the TSV design.

This aspect is particularly critical from the standpoint of the execution times, since it implies a significant increase of the size of the equation system to be solved.

While there are reasons of efficiency and justice to recognize trans-marriages (such as ensuring inheritance rights), Robson suggests that the underlying rationale of such legislation will be problematic from a feminist standpoint critical of the gender/sex system.