Sentence examples for criticism manifests from inspiring English sources

It's not just a matter of critique – all writers get that – it's the way that criticism manifests.

This criticism manifests from Buettfering et al., 2014 who report that PV interneurons do not show grid firing patterns.

The recent financial crisis manifested the criticism to rating agencies of being slow in adjusting their rating to current conditions.

Regarding his deliberate decision to focus on white male culture, Shultis believes he has a duty to participate in identity politics, even if it manifests as a criticism of his own demographic group: "I find that most of the problems in our current cultural moment can be attributed to the white American male.

That power so often warps criticism of precaution into such manifest disingenuity or untruth, remains perhaps the most compelling argument in its favour.

German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier wrote in a piece for the Jüdische Allgemeine newspaper: "Unfortunately we have been familiar with the phenomenon of latent anti-Semitic sentiment, which manifests itself in excessive criticism of Israel, for a long time.

But if criticism of Rembrandt's art became manifest only in the 1670s, how could the sudden decline in Rembrandt's production of paintings between 1643 and 1652 then be explained?

In this sense, there is a great need to be able to ensure the incumbent politicians continue to spend public money, potentially in the face of public criticism, when the benefits may only manifest in a number of years, when future MPs may take the credit.

In 2009 Fallon came in for criticism by corporate governance watchdog Pirc and Manifest for his £3.23m pay package.

Enlightenment values of individual freedom are manifested best in individual acts of criticism and defiance.

Criticism is also levelled at the president's Euroscepticism, manifested in his denunciation of EU sanctions against Russia over its annexation of Crimea.