Sentence examples for a form of criticism from inspiring English sources

Possibly, a form of criticism.

When art becomes a form of criticism, criticism becomes an essential aspect of art.

But the real success of this continually gripping play is that it turns pastiche into a form of criticism.

Because such oversight is a form of criticism, it offers a test case of the thesis that increased scrutiny of the police leads to more crime.

Describing another person through titles and labels can be an innocent form of short-hand, or a form of criticism and judgment.

The humorous article or essay, on the other hand, is a blend of sympathy and gentle pity with irony, a form of criticism that gently mocks not only others but the mocker himself.

Lentricchia + McAuliffe: If what we've written seems new as a form of literary criticism, that is only because we do literary criticism and have not paid any attention to the unliterary paradigms in place: post-colonialism and cultural studies.

This, says Mr Sarraj, sees any form of criticism as treasonable.

The editing functions as a form of music criticism.

Angus Brown on practicing a form of literary criticism that acknowledges his own forgetfulness as a reader.

To do one's job in broadcasting, he used to say, was rather like a form of higher criticism: you made choices.