Sentence examples for convincingly criticized from inspiring English sources

Numerous scholars have, however, convincingly criticized Professors Fearon and Laitin's work.

For instance, amongst others, infrastructural investment policies based on passengers' timesaving have been convincingly criticized [26].

The idea of a formal method is indeed convincingly criticized by Gadamer.

As in the epistemological domain, reason shows its power more convincingly in criticizing authorities than in establishing them.

This suggestion, relabeled the "Search hypothesis of emotion", has been elaborated and criticized by Evans (2004), who argues convincingly that it needs to be buttressed by a positive theory of precisely what emotional mechanisms are capable of effecting this task.

This does not mean that every ad hominem is acceptable, but only those which convincingly undermine the credibility of the arguer who is criticized.

"I criticized him".

Smith was criticized — again.

We were criticized.

Joshi, however, criticized it for its "excessive[ness] in the portrayal of the truamas of Neto which are evoked in the fashion of a radical, nihilistic music video," and the fact he found the reason to intern Neto "never convincingly grounded in the narrative".

Others criticized the episode.