Sentence examples for cogent criticism from inspiring English sources

The most cogent criticism of Steinberg's book came from Caroline Bynum, a feminist scholar.

In contrast to the unrestrained attacks, Obama could hardly muster a cogent criticism of his opponent.

What his verse lacked in poetry it made up in cogent criticism.

But she directs her most cogent criticism at the particular kind of historically constructed identity that is nationalism.

On the other hand, civility does not preclude substantive disagreements, vigorous advocacy of points of view, or cogent criticism of alternative perspectives.

May 23, 1890 Lowestoft, England April 21 , 1963Cambridge, England Sir Dennis Holme Robertson, (born May 23, 1890, Lowestoft, Suffolk, Eng. died April 21 , 1963 Cambridge, Cambridgeshire) British economist who was an early supporter of John Maynard Keynes but later produced cogent criticisms of his work.

Externalism is also supported to varying degrees by any cogent criticisms that have been devised against internalism.

And even if I remain unconvinced, I think his essay on some of the more speculative elements of theoretical physics offers some cogent criticisms.

One of the most cogent criticisms of single locus mtDNA barcodes is that a pattern of reciprocal monophyly in maternally inherited genes can also arise when female dispersal is very restricted, often contrasting with widespread apparent panmixia of autosomal and paternally inherited genes [ 32].

Critical voices stalk the edge of The Met: Policing London, but they are never centered, mostly portrayed as members of an angry crowd rather than individual voices with cogent, vital criticisms to make.

A more cogent line of criticism, associated in particular with Harvard's Jeffrey Sachs, attacks the I.M.F. for overplaying its hand.