Sentence examples for ability to critically examine from inspiring English sources

As we spend more and more of our lives staring at screens, the ability to critically examine visual culture becomes ever more vital.

I was impressed with the way the students were able to understand meter's role in organizing their musical experience, and at their ability to critically examine this personal experience in a wider context.

They indicate that they regarded Mr. Madoff as their trusted adviser, and had little interest in, or ability to, critically examine what he did with their family and business fortunes, almost every aspect of which over 25 years they had linked in some way to their investments with Mr. Madoff.

Journalists use supposedly US friendly Rwanda as their safety net, and I have written in the past that this compromises our ability to critically examine the oppressive nature of the Kagame government.

A guilty or not guilty verdict might not matter in terms of gauging our interest in a story, but the ability to critically examine our country's justice system does.

The ability to generate interpretive claims with regard to the desired consequences of controlling knowledge [ 31], combined with the ability to critically examine power relationships constituted by discourse [ 32] are relevant to this study.

They valued the knowledge and skills their degree had given them and the ability to critically analyse the world.

We are losing the ability to enjoy the moment, losing our ability to immerse ourselves in a story, and to critically examine what we're doing and what we are told.

The ability to follow the inherently open Dia-N′ construct, allowed to critically examine the role of Rho1 as a physical anchor for Dia, independent of its role as an activator.

Websites such as www.ethicalvolunteering.org can help volunteers to critically examine schemes.

"Our aim was to critically examine the evidence and outcomes of common medical practices".