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Discover Ludwig'candid critique' is correct and suitable for use in written English
You can use this phrase when you want to describe honest and open criticism. For example, "His candid critique of the play was insightful and provided valuable feedback."
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And we get handwritten pages from F. Scott Fitzgerald's famously candid critique of a draft of that novel, a critique that closes, rather wanly: "A beautiful book it is!" Below this, Hemingway has scribbled, "Kiss my ass," and his initials, "EH".
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The 1999 Report referred to Peterson's very comprehensive and candid 1988 critique of the behaviour of volcanologists which includes a robust call for them to examine themselves, their roles and behaviours (Peterson 1988 , 1996.
For a half hour, two hosts will critique — in "candid and often acerbic" language, according to the channel — old clips from her 1990s cooking and craft show.
Bragg is on surer footing with the candid, shaggily avuncular Greengrass, and before we get too cosy let's draw breath with a few critiques.
Candid camera clips of the president and other members of his administration are sprinkled through the film like comic footnotes to its critique of Mr. Bush's foreign policy.
They were candid photos.
He was never candid.
Have a candid conversation.
Welcome back, Candid Camera.
"He is always candid".
You can be candid.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.

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