Sentence examples for informed criticism from inspiring English sources

Also, it's not as if wine connoisseurship lacks informed criticism from people who are not beer-swilling ignoramuses.

He believed that "we are all servants of the community", championed the appointment of female and non-white judges and urged informed criticism of the judiciary.

When Tong Ling's eldest brother had his third child, his wages were downgraded by the danwei and he "did self-examination and informed criticism".

If a technique has never attracted informed criticism, either because it's new or because it's really good, expect committee members from other fields to challenge its fundamentals.

Missing, except for Born, are people with deep knowledge and informed criticism of the abuses that led to the crisis.

Faith in the experts and in science was common in the popular press, but with international attention came also for the first time informed criticism.

They also share something else, long and complicated relations with the Clintons that have informed fierce criticism this year — often from the echo chamber of liberal press criticism on the Internet and sometimes stoked by the campaigns — that the hosts have been shallow or unfair in some of their questioning.

He said it was not true to his knowledge that those who had been informed of criticism were delaying the publication.

The double-entendre book titles Kael chose to convey the orgiastic passions informing her criticism -- "I Lost It at the Movies," "Kiss Kiss Bang Bang," et al. -- seem as distant and overheated as the title cards in silent melodramas.

His presence is, of course, unavoidable in Benjamin Markovits's essay on The Master, Colm Tóibín's fictionalising riff on aspects of James's career, though even here James informs the criticism rather than just providing the subject-matter of the novel.

While manuscript versions inform textual criticism of the Laozi, stone inscriptions provide further collaborating support.