Sentence examples for contemporary criticisms from inspiring English sources

On p. 287 he asserts that "the greatest part of contemporary criticisms of television depends on a moral disapproval that is identical to Plato's attack on epic and tragic poetry in the fourth century B.C". 25.

Adopted by the Virginia General Assembly in January 1800, the Report amends arguments from the 1798 Virginia Resolutions and attempts to resolve contemporary criticisms against the Resolutions.

Regarding "gender", I fully agree with contemporary criticisms of the narrow meaning of the original term, and acknowledge the important role of "gender" as a social categorization system affecting the environment of each individual.

* As for the poverty of contemporary criticism: Critics are a culture's gatekeepers, exerting great sway by opening or closing the gate to artistic output.

From the point of view of contemporary criticism, this was a limitation.

It's a shameless attempt to squelch the strongest voice that exists in contemporary criticism.

Contemporary criticism set the pattern of acclaim for the work and derision for its author.

For Shakespeare is central, of course, to contemporary criticism, and to political criticism.

It has shaped the way contemporary criticism has thought about female writers; its assumptions have become commonplace.

The document reflected widespread contemporary criticism of Supreme Court decisions Mr. Rehnquist said "hindered the enforcement of the criminal law".

Burke's distinction between the sublime and the beautiful was extremely influential, reflecting as it did the prevailing style of contemporary criticism.