Sentence examples for critical attitudes from inspiring English sources

Her interpretation helped to change critical attitudes about Rothko's later work.

Actually, the platform of his critical attitudes is largely moral, but his two disciples, I.A. Richards in Principles of Literary Criticism (1924) and William Empson in Seven Types of Ambiguity (1930), carried his method to extreme lengths.

In the late 1940s, New York's art scene beckoned to the young student: "Like so many people," he says, "I got my visual education at the MoMA .In its relatively short lifetime, abstract art has been illuminated (and obscured) by two influential critical attitudes.

Students developed more positive and critical attitudes toward learning.

In these informal meetings, scientists discuss journal articles, cultivating critical attitudes and skills that they can apply to their own work, Kerans says.

In contrast to these critical attitudes, a decidedly pro-Avicennian camp is represented by a network of scholars encompassing at least three generations of school members and students who explicitly connected themselves with Avicenna's teaching.

Teachers who had a critical attitude expressed their criticism before observing the results.

Humanistic realism bespoke a comprehensively critical attitude.

Mr. Brandys's critical attitude toward Communism surfaced only after the death of Stalin in 1953.

But his films' critical attitude towards society and his comments on public life annoyed the authorities.

Comedy is such a specialised skill.' His critical attitude helps Atalla do his job.