Sentence examples for develop criticisms from inspiring English sources

In the late 19th century, various scholars began to develop criticisms of this simple but powerful explanation of law, though the canonical refutation of Austin's positivism did not emerge until the mid-20th century.

They were asked to evaluate their experiences, develop criticisms and explore what would be a good service.

Non-feminist philosophers of biology have also developed criticisms of biological determinism (an influential example is Richard Lewontin's book Biology as Ideology 1992).

I do wonder whether this week will mark the moment when theatre and critics began to seriously consider not just what it might be in the 21st century, but also how and where we might develop the criticism to support it.

Sanjeev Goyal and Maarten Janssen (1996) develop this criticism, connecting it with the philosophical problem of induction, especially Nelson Goodman's grue problem.

He remained in exile until 1862, developing his criticisms of nationalism and his ideas of world federation (embodied in Du Principe fédératif, 1863).

This will help you develop better critical thinking skills Remember to thank them for their feedback and criticism.

Al Hirschfeld, the cartoonist, praised Mr. Canby for developing theater criticism into a lively art through his taste and "personal integrity".

Robert Sugden (1998, 2011) further develops the criticism, targeting not just sophisticated Bayesian learning but virtually every other learning model found in the current literature.

There are a number of ways of developing this criticism but much recent work has concentrated on a certain line of argument that Saul Kripke has found in the work of Wittgenstein (1982).

In Reymond's verses, which developed this criticism, not long.