Sentence examples for conventional criticism from inspiring English sources

The quality of his originality goes right under the radar of much conventional criticism.

"Battlefield Earth," directed by Roger Christian ("Nostradamus," "Masterminds"), is beyond conventional criticism.

Yet for this very reason "On Hashish" stands in the same relation to a more conventional essay on drugs as Benjamin's literary essays do to conventional criticism.

In so doing, he pre-empts conventional criticism, which will always be seen as partial and conservatively blinkered compared with his expansive vision.

The conventional criticism of our analysis might be that patients undergoing thoracotomy for lobectomy have larger tumors, more central tumors, and more advanced stage of disease than those undergoing thoracoscopic procedures, so their survival is expected to be worse.

The conventional criticisms of Mrs. Clinton's campaign are these: she had no message; she ran just on experience; she should have shown more of her warmer side; she was too negative; President Clinton's campaigning hurt her; and she presented herself as inevitable.

One of the consistent attack lines against Mr. Obama has been that he is somehow not American enough, from the conspiracy theories about his birth to the more conventional Republican criticism about his policies and supposed lack of faith in his country.

The industry objects to eco-labels on the grounds that they constitute an "implicit criticism" of conventional food.

Founded in New York City in 1954, Dissent features criticism of conventional opinion on both the right and the left from an independent, social-democratic perspective.

I consider this criticism simply "conventional wisdom".

Riding motocross into the election may have garnered both some fans and some criticism, but conventional campaigning will not defeat Obama in the general election.