Its chairman, Martyn Rose, and executive director, Henriette Götz, had resigned within two weeks of each other, while the artistic director, John Berry, holds on despite a barrage of criticism; vision, finance and politics both internal and external seem much at odds.
It was closer to a spirit of criticism, a vision of a more just society, an openness to movements of democratic change, a refusal to accept the given on its own terms.
In an interview, Ms. Quinn rejected criticism that her vision was not bold enough to bring change to city schools, pointing to a proposal to expand literacy programs.
Now, with nobody even formally charged, it is bowing to criticism that its vision of justice was flawed.Some opposition politicians have accused the government of waging a vendetta.
His dissertation was the basis for "The Untuning of the Sky: Ideas of Music in English Poetry, 1500-1700" (1961), the first of many works of criticism that included "Vision and Resonance (1975), "The Gazer's Spirit" (1995) and "The Work of Poetry" (1997).
The depiction of the big society as laissez-faire by another name seems wrong.There are more wounding criticisms of the vision, though.
Botvinnik wrote that the Soviet School of chess learned from Alekhine's fighting qualities, capacity for self-criticism and combinative vision.
In 1948, Stanley Edgar Hyman published a book on criticism called "The Armed Vision," which begins with a chapter on Wilson.
Ms. Fiorina came under harsh criticism after her optimistic vision of Hewlett's $19 billion acquisition of Compaq fell short.
It's a terrific discussion, in which Delorme begins by emphasizing Cahiers's ongoing tradition of criticism that propels a vision of future filmmaking.
Mr. McGinniss, the author of "The Selling of the President" and "Fatal Vision," drew criticism from both the right and the left this week when Ms. Palin announced on her Facebook page that he had moved next door to her family on Lake Lucille in Wasilla, Alaska.
