Sentence examples for effective criticisms from inspiring English sources

Two of the most focused and effective criticisms of the realist approach to war occur at: Chapter 1 of Walzer's Just and Unjust Wars; and Chapters 1-3 of R. Holmes On Warr and Morality.

Indeed, in his own day, he advanced effective criticisms of the evolutionism of Herbert Spencer, the idealism of Green and Bradley, and most of the other currents of philosophical opinion that he encountered.

In our critical age of almost manic invention, the most effective criticism of what, in the critic's eyes, is a bad book would be to simply ignore it, while nudging better books toward the fulfillment of what the critic understands to be each book's particular creative aim.

Has there ever been a more effective criticism of money in politics than Donald Trump?

Mr. Anderson predicted that once city residents embraced an alternative program that might be more effective, criticism would fade.

His effective criticism of Roosevelt's New Deal administration made him a dark horse candidate for the Republican nomination in 1940.

In the absence of any real debate between the major parties, the only effective criticism of government policy comes from forces outside the traditional political process: minor parties, activist groups of various kinds and public mobilisation.

Calling her "one of the most divisive figures in America", as the voiceover in the film does, is certainly not an effective criticism when her opponent is the equally divisive Donald Trump.

Without this broader context, effective criticism simply isn't possible.

They suffer from a lack of effective criticism.

However: effective criticism of religious dogmatism accounts for the diverse spectrum of religious expression.