Sentence examples for forms of criticism from inspiring English sources
Ultimately, there are as many different forms of criticism as there are critics, but if one were to make the broadest distinction, on one side of which lie those hypercritical critics who tend to eviscerate and disable creative efforts, often while advertising their own erudition and good taste, Acocella would fall firmly on the other side of this divide.
Both of these forms of criticism are, I think, important for the theatrical culture.
He acted with fanaticism rather than with reason, doing away with civil and human rights and all forms of criticism.
But the sheer proliferation of response and reinterpretation it has provoked is also interesting: the week offered a virtuoso display of the new forms of criticism that the Web has made possible.
At the same time, it seems necessary for someone to show the rationale for all forms of criticism and their relationship with each other and to integrate them into a grand systematic theory of critical practice.
This is not intended to be a screed against all forms of criticism on the campaign trail: comparing and contrasting one candidate's policy proposals with an opponent's can sharpen and frame the choices available to less attentive voters.
Mr. Gephardt, who appeared to enjoy the attention, even if it came in the form of criticism, defended his health care plan and criticized his opponents for supporting an end to only some of Mr. Bush's taxes.
Bell's concept of critical rationalism, which is mentioned in 2.1, can be ascribed to this form of criticism.
