Sentence examples for always critically from inspiring English sources

Dancing girls have long enjoyed a special, if not always critically lauded, place in Hollywood.

"Historically, the ICA has always critically reflected on the role that contemporary art and culture play within the larger socioeconomic conditions of their times.

It is the fusion of the most basic of materials and ancient of traditions with new and innovative techniques that has kept his brand at the forefront of fashion – technically if not always critically – for the past four and a half decades.

This is utterly unjustified: Smash Hits was always critically switched on, never bowing before its high priests (behold the naming of Sir Paul "Fab Wacky Thumbs Aloft" McCartney), and it got artists talking about big issues as much as the fun stuff (I found out about Section 28 through an 1988 interview with the Pet Shop Boys, for example – I was 10 – as well as their thoughts on silly hats).

As our experience showed, clinicians should always critically question the displayed CGM data.

We're always critically analyzing stuff".

In the immediate aftermath of the final game, some people who always look critically at Bobby Valentine's moves and decisions questioned the wisdom of leaving Leiter in the game that long.

However, the information provided is often of an indirect nature, and the underlying data must always be critically reviewed in detail.

But his games have always been critically acclaimed.

That lesson is to question all information we are presented with, to always think critically before acting in response to that information in whatever format including the news media, and we must harness what is good and worthy about both Russell's and Daisey's effort -- mainly the unquestionable power of a united and immediately connected populous to influence the world in which we live.

Genetic variants inside and near to those structural components should always be critically evaluated.