Sentence examples for initial critique from inspiring English sources

Despite some sharp initial critique of the work, Symphony No. 9 has withstood the test of time and, indeed, has made its mark.

Her initial critique of Freud led to a full-scale break described in "Banished Knowledge: Facing Childhood Injuries" (1990), a semi-autobiographical work that revealed her own abuse as a child, which she discovered through paintings she created spontaneously.

Kristi Andersen, a professor of political science at the Maxwell School of Syracuse University, said Ms. Miner's positions have played well in her hometown, particularly after Lt. Gov. Robert J. Duffy suggested — shortly after Ms. Miner's initial critique — that maybe the city should look into a financial control board as a solution to its fiscal woes.

The same year that Arnauld presented his initial critique, Malebranche published the Méditations chretiennes et métaphysiques (Christian and Metaphysical Meditations), in which "the Word" (i.e., the Second Person of the Trinity) offers a summary of his system that highlights the central role that God plays in both metaphysics and morality.

In the end, Mr. Gore found himself in the uncomfortable position of competing against his own performance, bowing at first to the initial critiques that he was too aggressive and then to the conclusion that he was too meek.

One week earlier, the AMA had expressed its opposition to a public plan before gently backing off their initial critiques.

In fact, neither Paivio nor Shepard, who were undoubtedly the best known imagery researchers at the time Pylyshyn published his initial (1973) critique, were committed to the straightforward picture theory of imagery that he seemed to be criticizing.

As for going negative on her rival: Obama hasn't hesitated to attack Trump so far, moving from initial veiled critiques to calling him out by name last week for the mogul's remarks on NATO.

During the workshop, students were instructed to use the rubric and the examples provided to revisit and improve upon their initial written project critiques; they completed this graded exercise using their laptops in class using the GDEC environment.

These primary care staff members were asked to critique the initial toolkit and to help orient researchers to primary care management of smokers and hypertensive patients.

Other reviewers had different concerns, such as Henderson, who critiqued the initial release version for "lack of widescreen support and being occasionally fiddly", or Naik, who felt that the control scheme was not as intuitive when using an Xbox 360 controller.