Sentence examples for From a critical perspective from inspiring English sources

From a critical perspective these fiercer Björk-like workouts – such as Rest Your Head, with its nagging motif, or The Haunted Man itself, where Khan lifts an ancient speaker over her head triumphantly – are infinitely more arresting than those songs where Khan devolves into a nice breathy lady, caressing the ivories.

From a critical perspective, it may be argued that there remains a significant gap in Hume's scheme as have so far described it.

From a critical perspective on the role of expertise in risk debates, this paper looks at how Swedish experts understand risk to drinking water in a climate change scenario and how they reason about challenges to risk management and adaptation strategies.

And this is where, from a critical perspective, things get problematic.

Willis wanted students to emphasise the "why?" of events as well as the traditional "what?", and to approach culture, as she did, from a critical perspective.

My counterargument is that I presume that the average reader of the starred review is extremely unlikely to set foot in such an establishment and that from a critical perspective, the Guy's American Kitchen & Bar review was little more than an exercise of shooting fish in a barrel; that is, while everyone enjoys a good pan, you are not really providing a service to the bulk of your readership.

Leon Botstein, the president of Bard College in Annandale-on-Hudson, N.Y., believes programs like the one in St. Lucia can open the eyes of privileged students who would probably not learn much about poverty or see their country from such a critical perspective during a European semester abroad or traveling with their parents.

Following his firing, Washington began asserting that racism within the broadcasting media was a primary factor in his dismissal from the series, which drew a critical perspective from Rhimes.

Cultural geography has moved from being a sub-discipline to a critical perspective on the production of boundaries and processes of differentiation.

The findings also generated information at a more theoretical level (and from a more critical perspective) on the complex external structures, interactions and interdependencies that complicate the introduction of health and social care technologies into the home.

In contrast, projects like Joe Hamilton's Hypergeography may not have as wide of a reach, but they confront the internet's distribution channels from a more critical perspective.