Sentence examples for intelligent critique from inspiring English sources

An antiwar movement that seeks a broad appeal and an intelligent critique needs them.

They learn that they need only to deliver an intelligent insight or an intelligent critique of someone else's insight to impress their professors.

JM Buy this book at the Guardian bookshop The most savagely intelligent critique of Victorian ideology to be found in Victorian fiction.

His post for us was a tactful, but intelligent, critique of Science Britannica presented by fellow Manchester University academic Prof. Brian Cox.

"There is a far wider group of non-Blobberati voices across the schools sector, higher education, industry and the voluntary sector, who offer an intelligent critique of where we are now".

Sir David said Mr Gove should not dismiss all critics of his education policy but should engage with those offering an "intelligent critique".

In 2007, researchers at the University of Alberta's Intelligent Reasoning Critiquing and Learning group (under Vadim Bulitko) developed PaSSAGE (Player-Specific Stories via Automatically Generated Events), an AI-based interactive storytelling system that could observe and learn from player activities in a role-playing adventure.

Keeping the first rubric in mind, my students provided engaging and intelligent critiques of the reading and made exhaustive lists of possible answers to the questions.

Such complex evolutionary inventions are at the center of the Intelligent Design critique of neo-Darwinian explanations, which are based exclusively on random genetic accidents and natural selection.

The fact that it is hosted on theproblemismen.com is a bit of a giveaway that it's not to be taken as an intelligent feminist critique, but the 70,000 shares it's had on social media suggest that more than a few people are taking it seriously.

"He's got a robust, highly intelligent, well-organised critique of Conservatism from within the right," said Norman.