Sentence examples for a balanced critique from inspiring English sources

For a balanced critique of this episode, look instead to Richard Muller's Physics for Future Presidents (Norton).

This book seeks to forge a new path in this debate by offering a balanced critique of the Constitutional Court's jurisprudence and decision-making practices.

Each chapter is a self-contained, coherent, and comprehensive account of a major attribute or function of hearing that takes the reader through an exciting journey of discovery, beginning with basic definitions and ending with a balanced critique of the diverse opinions and ideas that are typical of a lively field of investigation.

She is a philosopher whose first book, Beast and Man (Midgley 1978), was a remarkably balanced critique of E. O. Wilson's (1975) bitterly controversial Sociobiology.

She traces resonances of leftist ideas and activism in their artistic achievements and follows their balanced critique of the mainstream liberal and conservative political and literary spheres.

The show was pulled in August 1989, less than two years after its debut.Incorporating both cheek and critique, the directors of "Evocateur" offer a balanced view of this capricious man.

In an interview, Dr. Ellison said his relationship with the industry did not influence his work, adding, "No one would look at our critiques if we didn't present a balanced view".

In response, we identify logical, methodological, and analytical inconsistencies in their critique of early intervention research and offer a balanced assessment of IHDP findings to date.

Inman offers tips for managing class time for a critique session and specific advice for instructors to insure a balanced discussion.

Take a balanced approach: While children need correction at times, try to "sandwich" your critique or correction with positive statements.

Any proper critique of the New York Police Department's efforts requires careful analysis and a balanced appreciation of the facts.