Sentence examples for critical evaluations from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the Times critic says producers are keeping critical evaluations of the David Mamet play, at bay.

There have certainly been critical evaluations of conservative nominees who have gone on to become exceptionally distinguished judges.

But, for me, the idea that the culture is now not merely accepting but, in fact, demanding instantaneous critical evaluations of major works of art feels plainly insane.

Despite offering critical evaluations of how well the exchanges are working, many of the sites' actual visitors reported that they did not face significant problems.

Despite their friendship, Carson received honest, often critical evaluations that at once made him want to jump across the table while also deepening his respect for Martin.

Of course, tone is relative, and often in the ear of the beholder, and Ms. Hughes and other advisers were careful to say that the convention would still have a place for critical evaluations of Mr. Gore's record and proposals.

Astonishingly, none of the recent 9/11 Memorial critical evaluation by architecture or landscape architecture critics raises this issue.

This conclusion is unprecedented and, therefore, requires critical evaluation.

A lawyer's critical evaluation of the Clinton-Reno Justice Department.

It appears to be running scared of critical evaluation.

Global Trade Watch NAFTAA (//www.citizen.org/trade/nafta/index.cfm) offers critical evaluation of the effects of NAFTA.