The Public Opinion Monitoring Office of People's Daily Online, a party mouthpiece, found in a study that the number of "online exposés of negative social events, especially critiques of government" has decreased significantly.
His contemporaries believed that radical philosophical speculation — especially critiques of religion — was to be shared only with men of education (and, it was assumed, judgment).
Feedback, especially critiques, provide invaluable insights into the wants and needs of your customers.
A commendable beginning, but now the difficult task really begins: the SFDRR must be implemented, monitored, evaluated, and especially critiqued.
It will be largely written up by the press as a (not especially subtle) critique of Ed Miliband.
Michael Ratner, president of the Centre for Constitutional Rights wrote an especially powerful critique of the ambivalence many feel when called upon to criticise Israel.
One especially rapier critique of the phenomenon came from Justin Moyer, a musician whose article in the Washington City Paper decried Brooklyn's ability to suck bands away from far-flung regional music scenes, and toward Williamsburg.
One especially pointed critique of Mr. Romney also came from Mr. Gingrich, the former House speaker, who was asked whether he agreed with an anti-Romney video being promoted by a "super PAC" supporting Mr. Gingrich.
This was an especially popular critique after the Ghouta attack, when many Assad supporters claimed that the rebels had gassed themselves, in a "false flag" operation to hoodwink the international community into intervening to remove Assad.
Mike Mayock, the respected NFL Network analyst, said Brown was "allergic to contact," an especially damaging critique when you're tasked with blowing up running backs and dragging down tight ends for a living.
