Sentence examples for he critically from inspiring English sources

His first published work was the essays collected in En torno al casticismo (1895), in which he critically examined Spain's isolated and anachronistic position in western Europe at the time.

Other than logic, philosophy of language and mathematics, and the history of analytic philosophy, he was interested in the game of Tarot and its history iconography; voting procedures that would guarantee democratic representation; and together with his wife Ann, he critically studied British legislation in matters of immigration and refugees and actively engaged in the fight against racism.

Finally, he critically discussed his results.

Merleau-Ponty's own position emerges as he critically negotiates his way between these two approaches.

It was almost with these very words that Ivan Illich began his treatise, Energy and Equity (Illich, 1974), where he critically opposes the assumption that energy irrespectively guarantees wellbeing.

Foucault clearly opposed the idea of a hidden authentic self, which he critically referred to as the "Californian cult of the self" (1983: 266).

But even as he was critically ill, he was being pursued by French magistrates, and in February nine bank accounts in Paris were frozen.

But that was before he was critically injured when he was hit by a chartered bus in December 2005.

He was critically injured when he was shot twice by a Thai gangster after remonstrating with rowdy party-goers at a guesthouse above his bar.

Tracy Morgan has claimed he spoke to 'God' after he was critically injured during a major car crash in 2014.

They were not and, because of bureaucratic delays in granting him a visa to travel, he was critically ill by the time he was moved.