Sentence examples for end critical from inspiring English sources

12), outlines the book's argument fairly but is in the end critical of Michael Lind's conclusions as "overly stark and deterministic," and dismissive of his picture of Bush the politician as "too much a caricature and too little an account of other forces at work in the American economy and politics that have slowed and partly deterred Bush from excesses offensive to a majority of Americans".

A Conservative MP ordered to end critical comments on the party leadership on Twitter has said she will not be silenced.

To this end, critical experiments for, as well as theoretical progress in the description of these nanostructured block copolymer-based hybrid materials will be discussed.

At the end, critical reactions ranged between that of the Norwegian composer Edvard Grieg, who thought the work "divinely composed", and that of the French newspaper Le Figaro, which called the music "the dream of a lunatic".

At the end, critical reactions ranged between that of the Norwegian composer Edvard Grieg, who thought the entire work "divinely composed", and that of the French newspaper Le Figaro who called the music "the dream of a lunatic".

To this end, critical realist data analysis proposes a series of analytical questions about investigated phenomena, or objects of research: "What does the existence of this object (HIA/HPP/the relationship between HIA and HPP) presuppose?" "Can this object exist on its own?

It sounded sweet on the surface but consider what he was saying: Ending judgment means ending critical thinking.

Above the pointed-end critical concentration (e.g., using a free actin concentration of 1 μM), we observed a discontinuous (i.e., growth-pause) behavior for all side-binding proteins.

On the other hand, at 300 nM free actin monomer concentration, i.e., below the pointed-end critical concentration of ∼600 nM (Pollard, 1986), we observed barbed-end growth and pointed-end depolymerization, i.e., treadmilling, in the presence of filamin as a tethering protein.

No! Undoubtedly, the European Union took this summer three decisions which, if implemented, could end the critical stage of the crisis.

The plays ran at the Globe last fall and then transferred to the West End, receiving critical acclaim.