Sentence examples for critique contest from inspiring English sources

If you feel nervous about how to critique contest entries and uncertain about whether you actually deserve to be in that position of power, relax.

Such individualized critiques that contest the hegemonic agendas of impact are not compatible with leading economic instincts and therefore can all too easily be dismissed by policy-makers and university management.

They can and should contest these critiques, but they can't complain about them.

Scotland assistant Peter Houston contests Alan Pardew's damning critique of the Scottish Premier League.

So when Annie uploads a review of "Juliet, Naked," Tucker's first release in over two decades, which contests Duncan's own critique, their relationship implodes.

For example, we would expect a sizeable proportion of the 55.2% of participants in group 1, who did not allude to a political or societal function of egao, to contest the statement that "egao can critique official social or political discourses".

Watch any of the reality singing contest shows, and you'll see contestants argue with the judge's critiques instead of listening to their advice and acting upon the suggestions.

Mr. Romney's critique sounded a familiar theme in the Republican primary contest — that the president is out of touch with the ordinary American worker.

If your students do enter an official contest such as Duke TIP's, do a class critique of the work that did win, and honor the ways the winners met the expectations of the contest and judges.

In a likely preview of the general election contest between the two, Mr. McCain on Wednesday intensified his critique of Mr. Obama's foreign policy positions.

The newspaper, one of the most widely circulated in the country, published a scathing critique of the Republican nominee on Thursday, arguing that no presidential contest until now has warranted such a statement. .