Sentence examples for criticized the notion of from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Goodgold criticized the notion of solving the problem of a too-big building by increasing its size.

Over a cappuccino one morning at an upscale cafe in Beijing, Cohen criticized the notion of Chinese government negligence, which he called overly simplistic.

Mr. Richardson, meanwhile, criticized the notion of a barrier on the Mexican border as "a horrendous example of Washington misguided policy".

Even Alan Greenspan, the Federal Reserve chairman and no fan of big government, has criticized the notion of cutting taxes without offsetting cuts in spending.

Buddhist philosophers criticized the notion of a timeless absolute without, however, developing a form of process theism.

We once criticized the notion of an endless "peace process" that was all process and no peace.

Stanley Donen, James L. Brooks, and Steven Spielberg come on board briefly to criticize the notion of the auteur, and then Nichols returns: "To say it's the work of one man is to completely misunderstand a quite mysterious process, and the only answer to it is, it's different with different pictures".

Very recently, however, proponents of holistic mapping and material engagement theory have provided two separate lines of argument criticizing the notion of behavioral modernity and its use in cognitive archaeology.

In addition, in notes to the 1621 edition of MC Kepler strongly criticizes the notion of "soul" (anima) as a dynamical factor in planetary motion and proposes to substitute "force" (vis) for it (see KGW 8, p. 113, Engl. trans. p. 203, note 3).

The two non-Clinton candidates didn't hold back from criticizing the notion of an interventionist foreign policy in general, either.

It's a University!" In criticizing the notion of safe spaces and microaggressions, Grayling, Piper and others in this cohort miss the point entirely.