Sentence examples for criticism points from inspiring English sources

Some of the literature discussing this criticism points to this tendency as evidence of a limiting ontology that impacts the conceptualisation of the theory.

The difficulty this criticism points to resides in the ambiguities of the self-description that we might utilize in valuing our "humanity" — our capacity to obligate ourselves.

Gest, noting this criticism, points out that: His Law Reports, known as Coke's Reports, were an archive of judgements from cases he had participated in, watched or heard of.

Mathias Risse offers an even more pointed criticism, pointing out that the usual baseline for causation to be ascribed to an interaction is the expectations that would hold in the absence of such interaction (Risse 2005).

When he makes criticisms, it is respectful criticism, pointing out tensions left unresolved, questions not addressed.

Mr. Conway rejects the criticism, pointing to the jobs created by tech companies.

Mr. Obama has strenuously rejected that criticism, pointing to his raid on Osama bin Laden.

On Wednesday, Mr. Giuliani stepped up his criticism, pointing to two domestic terrorism plots the authorities have recently reported they uncovered.

But Volvo rejects the criticism, pointing out that automatic parking and sealed engine compartments are being tested by other automakers.

Miliband aides played down the criticism, pointing to areas of agreement between the two men – including Mr Miliband's "big reforms, not big spending" mantra.

Mr. Obama's campaign has rejected the Romney criticism, pointing to successes in dismantling terrorist groups over the last three and a half years.