Sentence examples for fine criticism from inspiring English sources

"They're not as good at the fine criticism.

During the 1960s, as an assistant curator at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City, O'Hara sent his fine criticism of current painting and sculpture to such periodicals as Art News, and he wrote catalogs for exhibits that he arranged.

In more modern times, however, there is no lack of those who have pursued such investigations with great accuracy and fine criticism.

The essence of the finest criticism derives from wisdom and humanity more than from mere expert knowledge.

Bernard Shaw said that the finest criticism of any of his plays was contained in a letter from Einstein on "Saint Joan".

"I'm completely fine with criticism when it is actually criticism," he told Yan in a sensitive, even apologetic profile published in The Outline.

That fine drew criticism from the European Union and international press groups.

Ann Hannwacker, a white woman who took the course in 1993 as a sales manager for the Detex Corporation, which produces security equipment, also disagreed with Mr. Fine's criticism.

Half the states already allow corporations to buy political ads, says Mr Smith, and their elections work just fine.Another criticism is that the Supreme Court is treating corporations like people.

Ongoing work in the 1990s on history and media discourse, and literary and fine art criticism, was both enriched by and in turn enriched our model of feeling in discourse (e.g. Coffin 2006, Iedema et al. 1994, Rothery & Stenglin 2000).

But serial abuse of regulations going back several years has resulted in fines and criticisms about governance models and corporate culture.