Sentence examples for developed critics from inspiring English sources

As the years passed and Kane's auteurship developed, critics began to regret their impulsive and unrestrained reaction to her work and hailed her instead as a unique voice.

Meanwhile, the developed critic tuning rule not only ensures convergence of the critic to the optimal saddle point but also guarantees stability of the closed-loop system.

Drawing on theories developed by critics of the fair trade movement, I examine a series of steps taken by the main corporate miner active in the tanzanite industry to re-brand and certify tanzanite as "conflict-free".

The GBD methodology and assessment of DALYs did not go unchallenged, when first developed, with critics identifying a number of problems, both conceptually and empirically.

The United States and other developed countries also ensured the subordination of developing countries, critics argue, by interfering in conflicts and helping in other ways to install regimes that were willing to act for the benefit of foreign companies and against their own country's interests.

The program also relies on developing theater critics among the students.

Many of these shows were made possible by the efforts of the developing rock critics and managers Sandy Pearlman and Richard Meltzer, who were Stony Brook students at the time.

Literary critics developed "narratology," the systematic study of narratives, especially novels and histories.

Throughout the 20th century, another school of thought developed alongside these critics' interest in pure form.

Four US states are considering new legislation about teaching science in schools, allowing pupils to to be taught religious versions of how life on earth developed in what critics say would establish a backdoor way of questioning the theory of evolution.

Despite this, Fuller's skills developed, and contemporary critics commented favourably on the influence of the French training.