Sentence examples for a general criticism from inspiring English sources

A general criticism from U.S. critics was the film's often vulgar approach to sexuality and violence, which they claimed detracted from the film's serious side.

The issues are too complex and difficult to go over here in any useful detail, but for a general criticism of pictures as mental representations, see the critical essays in Block (1981) and Rey (1981); for an attempt to overcome many such criticisms, see Barsalou and Prinz (1997) and Prinz (1997, 2002).

Anyone using the Mendelson and Fuller volumes together, with "The Collected Poems" on hand, can match aesthetic pleasure with a general criticism of European art and society such as few writers of any kind have attempted.

Except for a general criticism that the Clinton administration had been too quick to intervene in Haiti and other places, Mr. Bush did not level major criticisms at Mr. Gore.

Besides, and as a general criticism, almost all of the above-mentioned works have not been tested with large enough datasets to provide realistic evaluations of its performance.

For a general criticism of contextualist theories of vagueness see Keefe (2007) where it is contended that appeals to context are of no use in solving the sorites paradox nor do they offer adequate accounts of vagueness more generally.

As mentioned by Drummond, "The assumption of constant relative effects being applied to subgroup-specific baseline event rates is common in cost-effectiveness model".[ 4] A general criticisms is that it may be questionable whether the relative treatment effect is independent from the baseline risk since subgroup analysis often show the opposite.

The former prime minister insisted his intervention was not a personal slight against Johnson or Gove, but a more general criticism of the leave campaign's shift to the right on immigration and claims that they would protect the NHS.

In the run-up to the midterm Congressional elections, a reaction against big government -- as epitomized by the bailouts of banks, two of the three biggest automakers and the mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac -- has driven the Tea Party movement and a more general criticism that the Obama administration has overreached.

A more general criticism of the auteur theory is its emphasis on individuals.

A more general criticism of the content accounts and mode accounts of collective intentionality discussed in this and the previous section aims at the individualist framework within which they are formulated (see, e.g., Baier 1997; Stoutland 1997; Meijers 2003).