Sentence examples for Critical viewpoint from inspiring English sources

For me, the transparency of Jowitt's critical viewpoint was always its chief attraction: combined with the vividness and accuracy of her prose style, it gave her readers an exceptionally clear impression of works they'd not been able to see.

Holbrooke successfully mixed candor and careerism, rising through the Embassy's hierarchy by seeking out powerful patrons, impressing them with his intelligence, and making no secret of his critical viewpoint (while concealing the disdain he felt for a few of them).

Rather, it insists (under the heading "Decolonising Soas: Confronting the White Institution") that, "If white philosophers are required, then to teach their work from a critical viewpoint". This suggests that not having white philosophers should be the default position.

Britain had been demanding a "root and branch" re-examination of the EU's relationship with Russia a critical viewpoint shared with Poland, the Baltic states and Sweden, whose foreign minister, Carl Bildt, has explicitly compared Russia's tactics with Germany's in the 1930s.

It could be said post-1990 war films were fated to become commercial films filled with mostly nationalist sentiment that aimed for popular themes of humanism through a critical viewpoint of the South Korean government.

Dionysius' fictitious identity, doubted already in the sixth century by Hypatius of Ephesus and later by Nicholas of Cusa, was first seriously called into question by Lorenzo Valla in 1457 and John Grocyn in 1501, a critical viewpoint later accepted and publicized by Erasmus from 1504 onward.

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So a veritable smorgasbord of critical viewpoints there, but on balance it seems safe to say they thought that House of Saddam was a success on its first night.

The Q-sorts, on the other hand, revealed more critical viewpoints in the areas of power to influence the process and outcomes, access to information and enabling of social conditions necessary for future processes.

But in the 1960's and 70's came an ever-louder chorus of "Timber!," and Greenberg's lone pine was toppled by a proliferation of dissenting critical viewpoints and a succession of art movements -- Pop, Minimalism and Conceptualism -- that he refused to take seriously.

Whether or not individuals who live in small-scale communities express critical viewpoints on environmental issues depends on how much the person is integrated within the community, the extent of social control, and the nature of power relations within the community, including gender-based inequalities.