Sentence examples for basis criticism from inspiring English sources

It goes to your unwillingness and ability to put up with something you have never experienced on a sustained basis: criticism.

Mr. Axelrod warned Mr. Obama that if he decided to run for president, he would have to address his own "willingness and ability to put up with something" he had "never experienced on a sustained basis: criticism".

Aesthetics is concerned with "the nature and basis of criticism, … just as criticism itself is concerned with works of art" (p. 6).

First, it has been long held that only a comprehensive social theory could unify critical social science and thus underwrite a "scientific" basis for criticism that goes beyond the limits of lay knowledge.

Still, no basis for criticism.

China rolls out campaigns on a regular basis despite criticism from rights groups and imposes tougher penalties for crimes from theft to endangering state security.

That sort of argument was advanced by many unionist politicians and, in a wider context, has formed the basis of criticism of the BBC and other media outlets in a host of conflicts.

As the box office started to stumble, the elements that had made his movies different — the Pennsylvania settings, the themes about faith, the unexpected endings — became a basis for criticism.

The EU foreign policy chief, Federica Mogherini, said the decision to impose sanctions had been taken on a very "strong legal basis", dismissing criticism from the Kremlin that the men's guilt was unproven.

Desires are directed to fit the world to them; hence they lack this basis for criticism (Smith 1987).

As with pragmatism, Critical Theory came gradually to reject the demand for a scientific or objective basis of criticism grounded in a grand theory.