Sentence examples for encouraging criticism from inspiring English sources

Here Lehrer talks with Blake Eskin about why brainstorming doesn't work, and why encouraging criticism and coffee breaks does.

We must show what we wish to see in others by personally welcoming and encouraging criticism of ourselves, and making it safe and normal for staff and patients to do so.

For them to welcome and encourage criticism.

This heavy-handed attack has encouraged criticism from both the right and the left.

In 2005, King Bhumibol encouraged criticism: "I am not afraid if the criticism concerns what I do wrong, because then I know".

Mr Xi does not want to encourage criticism of Mao, but neither does he want to encourage supporters of Mr Bo, who was a political rival.Neither left nor right will easily be silenced, however.

But it is also likely that even Mr Bo's enemies in Beijing worry about launching an assault on his policies, for fear that it might encourage criticism of the central leadership's own economic strategy.

The magazine, a weak sister to publications like Road & Track and Motor Trend, moved into the passing lane under Mr. Davis, a combative swashbuckler who encouraged criticism of the cars it tested, even at the risk of losing advertising, and signed promising young writers, notably a former taxi driver and Chrysler test driver named Jean Lindamood (now Jennings).

And someone will be thinking 'you don't know yourself Nick, you keep screwing your own interviews by engaging with that prick Cummings' (but they won't say it because you, like most people at the top of the greasy pole, don't encourage criticism, hence constant errors).

He encourages criticism of his essays and welcomes inquiries at DanielBrunoSanz.com Download.

It also takes a particularly groovesome CEO to truly encourage criticism.