Sentence examples for criticised the notion from inspiring English sources

Inkster criticised the notion held by some that hip-hop is somehow unintellectual.

Winston also criticised the notion – popularised by developmental biologist Prof Lewis Wolpert at University College London – that science can be separated from technology and the application of science.

At the start of a meeting of European finance ministers in Luxembourg on October 18th the French predictably criticised the notion of "automaticity", which they said removed too much political discretion.

I criticise the notion of internet "addiction" because addictive substances need to be discarded.

At an EU-Russia summit, he went far beyond his remit by criticising the notion of American missile defences in Poland and the Czech Republic.The French presidency also tried to bounce other countries into such Gallic dreams as "European sovereign-wealth funds" to protect companies from takeover.

Melia (1999) also criticises the notion of determinism employed by Earman and Norton.

On May 9th Mr Berlusconi criticised the very notion of a multi-ethnic Italy.

But China's foreign ministry criticised the strategy report, saying Washington should "abandon outdated notions".

She also criticised the tone of the letter, in particular McEwan's rejection of the notion that he misled the committee.

Doctors criticised the Labour poster.

Russia heavily criticised the decision.