The phrase "abandon critical" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to suggest the act of letting go of critical thinking or analysis, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "In order to innovate, we must abandon critical thinking and embrace creativity."
Alternatives: "let go of critical" or "forsake critical".
Yet this call to abandon critical faculties is an insult, both to rosé and to us, the consumers.
This case is an object lesson in what happens when people in positions of political and cultural authority abandon critical thinking and pressure those who don't abandon their circumspection under pain of being smeared as bigots.
Every time a personhood amendment's basic tenets are incorporated into prosecutorial, legislative and judicial agendas -- or gain the sworn support of presidential candidates -- we abandon critical thinking and democracy falters.
If explicit computerized protocols lead clinical trainees to abandon critical thinking, they might contribute to the production of clinicians less prepared for the rigorous intellectual challenge of healthcare delivery.
This is an echo of the "failure of intelligence" in the Iraq war, and countless other examples of government officials abandoning critical thought and backing indefensible policies.
Meanwhile, after years of successive budget cuts, Australia's leading national cultural institutions are also shedding dozens of staff and considering savings, including shorter opening hours and abandoning critical digitisation, to cope with another "efficiency dividend" (read funding attack to the tune of about $20m) in the last mid-year economic and fiscal outlook.
In the 2007 TV documentary The Enemies of Reason, Dawkins discusses what he sees as the dangers of abandoning critical thought and rationale based upon scientific evidence.
The question remains: why did they abandon their critical faculties in such supine fashion?
Delays, fees and research restrictions in countries like Brazil and provinces like Sarawak, the Malaysian part of Borneo, have caused many scientists simply to abandon the critical, difficult work of charting the still largely unexplored maze of species.
To hold costs at $2.1 billion — about double the amount of early estimates — the city unfortunately wants to abandon a critical part of the plan, a shell that would allow the eventual building of a second stop along the 1.5 mile extension, at 10th Avenue and 41st Street.
Expressing amusement and amazement at the "sycophantic manner" of Shah's interlocutors in a BBC radio interview, Elwell-Sutton concluded that some Western intellectuals were "so desperate to find answers to the questions that baffle them, that, confronted with wisdom from 'the mysterious East,' they abandon their critical faculties and submit to brainwashing of the crudest kind".
