Sentence examples for clear critical from inspiring English sources

"Unlike previous years there wasn't a clear critical consensus," said the journalist Samira Ahmed, who led the jury.

Meanwhile, deprived of all but a few, weak organisations to articulate a clear, critical analysis of what is happening, the mass of US citizens watch, demoralised, and fume.

Review editors need to marshal the thousands of comments they receive on drafts into clear critical arguments, and the authors need to respond to those arguments fully.

Its editors promised readers a "clear, critical, realistic, and rational" look at a business world in which "new industries rise like rockets, and old ones grow tired and die".

The Booktrust exercise shows that, despite the wilful obscurity and back-scratching that can bedevil "books of the year" features, there's a clear critical consensus on the truly outstanding work.

His literary judgments are full of discovery; his allegiance to a dry, historical approach in the university didn't keep him from having bracingly clear critical opinions about modern books, all of them independent and most of them right.

And in the clear, critical-thinking light of day, that is indeed the best option.

NATO forces, backed by 30,000 extra American troops and Afghan units, are making progress in jointly clearing critical provinces in the Taliban heartland.

Reading and writing assignments and other exercises stress the connections between clear thinking, critical reading, and effective writing.

I've already made clear the critical roles played by nearly everyone, as both data creators and data users.

Following her voluntary return to prison on Sunday night, Ratcliffe praised Hunt for being "clear and critical" about his wife's case.