Sentence examples for example criticisms from inspiring English sources
For example, criticisms that the moral first principles do not seem to be universally believed or self-evident must be put in context of the fact that Reid's moral system presupposes, as did the Scottish legal system, that it administers subjects of sound minds and common sense (Davis 2006, ch. 3).
Though some themes were not highly recurrent for example, criticisms of manualisation emerged only in structured approaches such as Behavioural Family Therapy in all, findings were complimentary, not contradictory.
For example, criticisms about a colleague who "rambles" might be explainable by cultural values that associate speaking too quickly with rudeness or disrespect.
For example, criticism for naturalistic abiogenesis is accompanied by stating that an influential critic of the theory ("cells cannot be born out of inorganic substance in reality or in theory") is "an atheistic Nobel-prize winner" (Reinikainen [2011]).
"You cannot market it as the absolute truth on something when it's not," Mr. Schoen said, citing as examples criticisms of the account by the United States diplomat Dennis Ross and Kenneth W. Stein, a Carter adviser who resigned from the Carter Center after calling the book "replete with factual errors".
Employees can have Facebook and Twitter accounts but they must not, for example, post criticisms of the club or the game's governing bodies.
To the French composer Hector Berlioz, for example, whose criticisms in Le Journal des Débats were consistently hostile, he spontaneously sent a letter of introduction to Prince Metternich, when Berlioz was about to leave for Vienna.
He responded to my request for examples with criticisms of specific columns.
One example is criticism of senior and executive pay in the public sector.
There is, for example, the criticism masquerading as praise, as when he says, "I happen to like Hillary Clinton".
The Dutch Restitutions Committee, for example, drew criticism last month after it ruled that the interest of two museums in retaining paintings outweighed the heirs' interest in restitution.
