Sentence examples for a critical term from inspiring English sources

When applied as a critical term, he adds, it carried "connotations of a lean, fit republicanism".

It depends, in part, on what you mean by irony, which has become a critical term of nearly infinite elasticity.

Mr. Costa's style is invariably described as "austere," a critical term that can usually be translated as "stupefyingly dull," but in this case refers to his gorgeous but carefully controlled effects of color and framing.

Historically, then, paternalism is a critical term applied in the West to the system of beliefs and practices emerging in the transition from a social order of patriarchal class structures, including slavery in the United States, to a free society of autonomous and equal individuals.

Cencelj and Repovs̆ studied the perturbation by a critical term and a superlinear subcritical nonlinearity of a quasilinear elliptic equation containing a singular potential in [24].

An interesting question now is how the weight potential (h(x)) of a critical term affects the number of positive solutions of ((E_{f,g})) involving a critical nonlinearity and sign-changing weight potentials.

How could so many noble titles – Unesco world heritage site, capital of culture, the "Three Graces" – have been bestowed on what is, to use a sophisticated critical term, a godawful mess?

And 'nasty' is not a convincing critical term, just as 'pornographer' was never a convincing description of Kingsley Amis".

Critics have included the Observer's Robert McCrum, who wrote of "new depths of cultural incoherence" displayed by the education secretary: "To exclude American fiction and drama (no Twain, Steinbeck, or Miller, no Faulkner, no Fitzgerald, or TS Eliot) is – to deploy a literary critical term – plain bonkers".

A more appropriate critical term would be bathos.

To begin, we define a few critical terms and phrases used in this article.