Sentence examples for critical viewpoints of from inspiring English sources

So to sum up, it is "extremely biased" to teach critical viewpoints of the oppression, displacement and systematic discrimination that Mexicans and other groups have encountered throughout U.S. history.

It could be said post-1990 war films were fated to become commercial films filled with mostly nationalist sentiment that aimed for popular themes of humanism through a critical viewpoint of the South Korean government.

Expressing thankfulness for someone's kindness rather than taking a critical viewpoint of yourself for being a "burden" is a good place to start.

New critical viewpoints on society series.

Each year, UNICEF's State of the World's Children report looks at a topic impacting children's lives, providing critical viewpoints for policy and advocacy,  and updating key indicators for children's development.

They directly engage with ideas of representation and offer a critical viewpoint for the viewer to consider," Amend tells The Creators Project.

But in the 1960's and 70's came an ever-louder chorus of "Timber!," and Greenberg's lone pine was toppled by a proliferation of dissenting critical viewpoints and a succession of art movements -- Pop, Minimalism and Conceptualism -- that he refused to take seriously.

Do you typically whine and murmur about what you have to do? Are you spreading your critical viewpoint to someone else? Silence the inner critique by choosing the language of opportunity rather than opposition.

So a veritable smorgasbord of critical viewpoints there, but on balance it seems safe to say they thought that House of Saddam was a success on its first night.

Another potential limitation is that, despite conscientious efforts to give residents a choice about participating in the study, residents may have felt pressured to attend the FGs; and the possibility of coercion in turn might have inhibited the honest expression of critical viewpoints.

The Q-sorts, on the other hand, revealed more critical viewpoints in the areas of power to influence the process and outcomes, access to information and enabling of social conditions necessary for future processes.