Sentence examples for discerning criticism from inspiring English sources

Through his discerning criticism he furthered the production of some of their important works, for example Schiller's Briefe über die Ästhetische Erziehung des Menschen of 1795 (Letters on the Aesthetic Education of Man), and his philosophical poems as well as Goethe's epic Herrmann und Dorothea and his novel Wilhelm Meister.

Dwan is classic Hollywood's great sociologist, a delineator of deep bonds with deft touches and vital details, whose teeming visions of small-town life come packed with sharp and discerning criticism.

There are discerning critics.

It also helps to grow a thick hide very early on and to learn to be discerning about criticism––most criticism is sour grapes and if you believe in yourself, you'll know when the criticism is spot on or just plain nasty.

And learn to be discerning; much criticism is opinion and not constructive correction do not beat yourself up on account of another's attempted devaluing of you.

A distinguished and discerning music critic, she utilized criticism to enhance music.

Coiling behind an easel, anxiety-ridden by my art teacher's discerning eye, constructive criticism felt like a ruler smack that was for my own good.

It's telling that there are some people in their 80s who still cringe at anything they perceive as criticism, while some teens can thrive on criticism; it's not about age, it's about your perspective and the sooner you choose to discern between beneficial criticism and the flotsam of people's poor thoughts made vocal, the sooner you will navigate life with less emotional baggage.

It is easy enough to discern when responsible criticisms of Israel veer into something reprehensible: the structure of anti-Semitic belief is not subtle.

If you are aware that the person offering "criticism" lacks the skill or knowledge, be discerning and realistic about just how much this person does know.

Most damning, however, is a criticism that may already have occurred to a discerning person such as yourself: the whole premise of Punk Rock is, well, just a bit familiar.