Sentence examples for external critics from inspiring English sources

So the most forthright criticism of the press is often performed by outsiders.One of those external critics is Barack Obama.

Its internal and external critics do not seem to be making any headway.

Confronted with an avalanche of external critics, tough negotiations with the IMF and the EU's move, the government declared to be ready to negotiate just about everything.

It was a reminder of how rarely we see the view from inside the camp, as opposed to the view from external critics or distant groupies.

Internal and external critics said a country that prided itself on being ready for all eventualities, including war, was clearly not.

The British vote had lent credibility to those who put all external critics of Israel in the second camp.That is almost certainly true.

Attending final presentations as an external critic, it has been striking quite how far students are marshalled under the prescriptive dogma of their tutors in a lot of schools, producing projects with astounding graphic flair, but with a tenuous grip on reality, and often little sign of a critical position.

Such dual perspective explanations and criticism both allow the reflective distance of criticism and the possibility of mediating the epistemic gap between the participants' more internal and the critics' more external point of view.

Externalist views, on the other hand, avoid the Central Problem and hence do well with moral reasons, but critics worry that external reasons are more mysterious, and that such theories cannot provide as attractive an explanation of why some reasons do appear to be internal.

Don't filter for the critics, internal or external.

They have gone through a rough stretch in the past hundred years, facing external obstacles (Hitler and Stalin were amateur music critics) as well as problems of their own invention ("Why doesn't anyone like our beautiful twelve-tone music?").