Sentence examples for commonplace criticism from inspiring English sources

He embraces the commonplace criticism of groupism and essentialism, but thinks that group belonging is still politically salient and that groups can and should be the recipients of certain policies and rights.

But to deplore endings is a commonplace of criticism.

It is a commonplace of criticism that her own experience of lesbian life was not as miserable as Stephen's.

Waugh filed a petition for divorce in September, 1929, and it is a commonplace of Waugh criticism to point out that his fiction was henceforth stained by the rich mortification of the cuckold.

"One of the commonplaces of Fitzgerald criticism, for decades, has been that he avoided unpleasant topics and realistic language in his magazine fiction.

Now such criticism is commonplace.

A commonplace of African art criticism has been to identify particular styles according to supposedly tribal names—for example, Asante, Kuba, or Nuba.

Criticism is commonplace from others but not all of it is constructive or from a place of true concern for your well-being.

The many artistic recreations, though commonplace and more lifelike than skeletons, invite scientific criticism as being projections of particular interpretations of Neanderthal appearances and behavior.

In 1962 Auden published a volume of criticism, The Dyer's Hand, and in 1970 a commonplace book, A Certain World.

Criticism of the Ninth Circuit as too liberal is commonplace, and calls to split it into two or more parts have been floated for decades.