Sentence examples for Critiqued on from inspiring English sources

► On Thursday, Kelly Servick provided an update on the ongoing legal fight between PubPeer, a postpublication peer review website, and the author of one of the papers critiqued on the site.

With its scale, the project will no doubt be critiqued on various levels.

In this intimate setting, known as a master class, students perform a piece and are critiqued on their style and form.

After being critiqued on our investment recommendations, presentation delivery, and ability to answer probing questions, Fulcrum Capital was selected to advance to the finals.

Obama ultimately did display anger about the oil spill in a televised interview, only to be further critiqued on the grounds that his anger did not seem genuine.

The phrase "alternative right" has been critiqued on several grounds: that it's too vague; that it obscures the extent to which the movement is coterminous with the rest of the Republican base; that it's a euphemism for white supremacy.

MARCEL BROODTHAERS Broodthaers (1924-1976) was a Belgian poet-turned-artist known for sculptures made from eggshells and mussels, as well as assembling absurd "museums" that brilliantly critiqued real ones.

For example Anne Fausto-Sterling (1992) and Ruth Bleier (1984) critiqued research on sexual selection, and related work in sociobiology and evolutionary psychology, for focusing on individual sperm as a unit for determining the male contribution to reproduction.

You'll learn a great deal, make excellent early contacts and have ample opportunity to show off your skills in a less judgmental environment (although still be prepared to be critiqued!) Do one (or both) of the following: Get a degree in fashion design.

Even taking account of the critiques of the paper that have been presented, some of which the economics blogger Noah Smith counter-critiqued on Wednesday, the issues raised by Case and Deaton's work are profound.

Outside the courtroom, he has a reputation for sharp-witted candor and a sometimes supercilious attitude, which he displayed as a candidate for Los Angeles city attorney and later on a website that critiqued various candidates and commented on news events.