Sentence examples for How criticism from inspiring English sources

Other Democrats, even those critical of the governor, agreed that lawmakers needed to be aware of how criticism of Mr. Paterson was being perceived.

In an article released Tuesday, James spoke of how criticism of his decision and how he chose to announce it was motivating him this off-season.

One linked but relatively neglected aspect of the conversation, however, is how criticism might fully explore and exploit the growing possibilities allowed by digital developments.

The book also addresses the idea of capitalism in the work of thinkers such as Marx, Weber, and Schumpeter, and chronicles how criticism of capitalism is as old as capitalism itself, fed by its persistent contradictions and recurrent emergencies.

Though I teach Roland Barthes' "Death of the Author" as an illustrious example of how criticism broadens our regard of fictional works, the essay threatens to plunge class thought and discussion into an abyss.

He also failed to take her question about how criticism of his writing made him feel entirely seriously, saying that "every time I read that someone has spoken badly of me I begin to cry".

Considering what any self-respecting gang leader (aka head of "state") might do upon being "dissed" by another gang's leader or member can illustrate how criticisms are likely to be perceived.

Indeed, the article shows how current criticism of the country of origin principle replicates to a large degree earlier criticism made against the vested rights theory.

Preston deftly recounts how, despite criticism, Rolston continued undeterred.

One of his studies shows how fearing criticism prevents maladaptive perfectionists from improving.

"Keep in mind how much criticism the administration has had on other issues internationally".