Sentence examples for critical looks from inspiring English sources

Indians are among those who have taken newly critical looks at Catlin's work.

The judges also contributed "reviews" to the monthly catalog sent to club members, although the reviews were often more sales pitches than critical looks at books.

Speaking the language of its audience, it has at times quadrupled its daily news coverage, including heavy and critical looks at anti-Arab sentiment.

A number of young men (all of whom seemed to have cashmere sweaters tied about their necks) worked on the mannequins and suffered the critical looks of Mrs. Vreeland as she passed by.

But few newspapers, if any, have taken critical looks at what was the less egregious, but more common, practice of simply disregarding civil rights protests in their hometowns, journalism experts said.

Still, critical looks at the campaign circus more typically have come in the form of magazine articles or longform pieces online rather than sustained, daily reporting. .

But we must also take a critical look at ourselves.

Regulators should take a critical look before approving the deal.

Through May 4. "Future Tense: Reshaping the Landscape," a critical look at the environment.

A FoodFight course begins with a critical look at marketing campaigns.

As Respini says: "We are taking a focused and critical look.