Sentence examples for famous criticism from inspiring English sources

Starting with Michael Sandel's (1982) famous criticism of Rawls, a number of critics charged that liberalism was necessarily premised on an abstract conception of individual selves as pure choosers, whose commitments, values and concerns are possessions of the self, but never constitute the self.

The most famous criticism came that night from Alan Hansen on Match of the Day.

Such clarity may run against Richard Strauss's famous criticism of an American orchestra for "playing too many right notes," but this was indeed a 21st-century hearing of an opera otherwise irrevocably planted in its time.

Perhaps the most famous criticism of unicorn funding came in a much-discussed blog post by the venture investor Bill Gurley, who lamented startups raising follow-on investments at what he called "dirty valuations," which made a company a unicorn in theory but contained provisions that hurt early investors.

(The lessons of this chapter have sometimes been likened to those of Wilfrid Sellars's famous criticism of the empiricist myth of the given).

As this attempt to link Heidegger's thinking of earth with "the soil" and his "social outlook" suggests, Schapiro's famous criticism has an obvious political subtext.

"There is no way to precisely predict eruptions," said Robert Geller, a geophysicist at the University of Tokyo famous for his criticism of Japan's earthquake prediction efforts.

Ryan was also famous for vocal criticism of the lack of Congressional oversight of the Central Intelligence Agency CIAand authoredored the Hughes Ryan Amendment, passed in 1974.

Perhaps his most famous and pointed criticism of the Christian conception of God is that "the Church gave unto God the attributes which belonged exclusively to Caesar".

On Wednesday, Nikolai Andrushchenko, a Russian journalist famous for his criticism of President Vladimir Putin, died from injuries sustained in a brutal beating by unknown attackers.

During his time in Congress, Ryan went to Newfoundland with James Jeffords to investigate the inhumane killing of seals, and he was famous for vocal criticism of the lack of Congressional oversight of the Central Intelligence Agency CIAauthoringring the Hughes Ryan Amendment, which would have required extensive CIA notification of Congress about planned covert operations.