Sentence examples for effective critique from inspiring English sources

Administering an effective critique does not begin at the completion of an assignment.

The most effective critique I know was in a 1993 paper by two biologists at Cornell, Hudson Kern Reeve and Paul Sherman.

An effective critique of the present government's policies can never be mounted while there is a blank refusal to acknowledge what was positive about the previous government's record.

Mr. Romney was widely judged to not have had his most effective critique ready, and this time, presumably, he will be out to correct that.

— MICHAEL BARBARO Whether Mr. Santorum gets the Republican nomination or not, he may have just delivered the most effective critique of Mr. Romney's health care plan yet.

Without meaning to, it offered a far more effective critique of the nation's religious literalism than anything the so-called New Atheism, burdened by its obvious animosity, has served up.

Effective critiquing is a sound method for assessing, teaching and learning new technology.

Offering more effective critiques requires that you learn to recognize the biases that color the development of feedback.

Rushing through the work will cause you to miss places in the text and produce an incomplete and less-effective critique.

To have any shot at being effective, the critique needs attention.

In order to help students grapple with and overcome these misconceptions, we need approaches that employ active learning (Alters and Nelson 2002; Nelson 2008) and are proven effective (see critique by Nehm 2006).