Sentence examples for criticism observed from inspiring English sources

In a brief but well-publicized episode in the mid-1960s in the United States, a number of celebrated Protestant theologians engaged in cultural criticism observed or announced "the death of God".

As for the online criticism, she observed: "Well, he is tall.

Although the report does not single out Susser for criticism, it observed that "effective management is the responsibility of the managers, not the managed".

Samuel Johnson, the originator of modern criticism, had observed that it is "always dangerous to be placed in a state of unavoidable comparison with excellence," the pressure especially intense in the case of the aspirant who "succeeds a celebrated writer".

The following week, Art Criticism was observed by a neighbor leaving the couple's palatial Manhattan brownstone clutching a Goya painting in one hand, and a box of books in the other.

In the present study we investigated the aesthetic effect of objective parameters in the works of art by studying brain activations (fMRI) in viewers naïve to art criticism who observed images of sculptures selected from masterpieces of Classical and Renaissance art that are commonly accepted as normative Western representations of beauty.

No significant differences in significant other criticism were observed between these groups.

Teachers who had a critical attitude expressed their criticism before observing the results.

Since last June, however, both have been muting criticism and observing a limited truce.

Calasso could be speaking of himself when, discussing Baudelaire's art criticism, he observes that Baudelaire "had no talent for any form of linear development".

Forman responded to the criticism by observing that the action taken by Berger is in character and representative to some extent of a youth culture that declared its prerogatives heedlessly, without taking into account the consequences.