Sentence examples for dedicated criticism from inspiring English sources

Not the most dedicated criticism, I know.

In an article entitled Plea Against Academic Conformism, a group of academics calling themselves "Christiane Schulte and friends" say they had wanted to instigate "a debate on why dedicated social criticism has become such a rarity in the humanities".

UCL justifies cuts by redefining tutorials as time set aside for creating better writers, with the half-hour sessions set to be dedicated to criticism of our written work rather than the tailored teaching they currently allow.

According to Arrêt sur Images, a French Web site dedicated to media criticism that first reported the remarks on Monday, a half-dozen reporters who listened in on the broadcast heard Mr. Sarkozy say, of the Israeli leader: "I cannot stand him anymore; he is a liar".

In fact, one minority vote on the whole report was entirely dedicated to such criticism [11].

A substantial part of Nāgārjuna's epistemological discussion is therefore dedicated to a criticism of the standard Nyāya theory of knowledge.

Filitti was by then also in contact with Junimea, an inner-Conservative club dedicated to cultural criticism, presided upon by the aged literary patron Titu Maiorescu.

This time Waugh (to whom the book was dedicated) had no criticism; he found the book "admirable, deliciously funny, consistent and complete, by far the best of your writings".

He is also Argentina's most popular blogger with www.loveartnotpeople.org He also presents The Pill (in English) and La Pastela (in Spanish) in his Youtube Channel dedicated to art criticism in the U.K., U.S. and Latin America at www.youtube.com/rodrigocanete1.com/rodrigocanete1

In 2008 he wrote an autobiography with a chapter dedicated to addressing the criticism he received as a result of Off's book.

And just in case anyone was going to go after him for not paying attention to the disaster, he attempted to pre-empt the criticism: He dedicated the trophy to the victims of the storm. .