Sentence examples for forcefully critiqued from inspiring English sources
The first view is forcefully critiqued by Inwood (2005 [12]; cf. Bartsch and Wray 2009).
In a forcefully worded critique of ground zero redevelopment, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg demanded on Wednesday that the state complete the 9/11 memorial by September 2011, totally redesign a major transit hub nearby and disband the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation.
He even critiqued The Chronicle.
Critiquing the U.S. Government" topic.
Take notice if others critique your critique.
Are you critiquing student work?
Caveats about the predation experiments discussed in Majerus's book [ 5], critiques by other biologists, as well as points made particularly forcefully in a review of the Majerus book [ 18], were soon exploited by non-scientists to promote an anti-evolution agenda and to denigrate the predation explanation [ 10].
This critique has been forcefully developed by feminist postmodernists, who question the possibility of a unified standpoint of women, and see, behind the assertion of a universal woman's viewpoint, the perspective of relatively privileged white women (Lugones & Spelman 1983).
It's a critique liberals need to answer more forcefully.
But they also say they are prepared to respond forcefully with a defense of the president's energy policies and a critique of the Republican line.
