Sentence examples for critiques that from inspiring English sources

Mary remembered feeling particularly burned by some unkind critiques that had aired on the network.

Here are the two critiques that tied for first place: Here's the batch of critiques that tied for second: If you've seen the film (and only if you've seen it) please offer your reactions.

But it has been rising of late, and in some critiques that is proof of the Fed's perfidy.

In 1893 he discovered Marxism and began writing the analytical critiques that constitute his most original and valuable achievement.

But the heart of the game sites is the reviews -- detailed critiques that often include a number or letter grade.

• I don't think you accurately diagnose the difficulties many of your readers have with the arts critiques that appear in The New York Times.

Patrice Chéreau, a director whose iconoclastic theater, opera and film productions sometimes offered broad social critiques that made them both provocative and influential, died on Monday in Paris.

In the past two weeks, he has given interviews to no less than six Russian-language media outlets, firing off critiques that have ricocheted through the blogosphere.

It's similar to the critiques that fall upon investment analysts.

I have focused in this reply on the critiques that seemed most in opposition to my approach.

Reviews often contain valuable critiques that can help readers evaluate the work, so open reviews may be good for science.