Sentence examples for more critical view from inspiring English sources

They might then take a more critical view of the idea of holy war back home.

When western interest in China's modern history revived in the 1960s and 70s, a more critical view prevailed.

Astonishingly, according to this newer, more critical view, dairy products almost certainly help to cause, rather than prevent, osteoporosis.

Across town, at the politically active St . Alphonsus Rock Catholic Churchon the north side, congregants offered a more critical view of the government's response to terrorism.

A few independent news outlets, including Belsat and Radio Racja, struggle to provide a more critical view of issues such as the ongoing recession.

But he was wily, and though his colleagues appreciated his ability they took a more critical view of him than the public.

If we were to adopt a more critical view, we could ask whether unconscious bias is contributing to the pattern of representation.

They do speak more freely now, but not only because Mr Mubarak's regime has belatedly allowed the airing of more critical views.

If the media's process of self-correction works, journalists will start reporting some of the more critical views of this reanalysis.

This can be an opportunity to "get the IETF out of their comfort zone" and open the door to a more critical views on how the internet architecture and protocols are being designed and defined.

In the final quarter of the 20th century the expedition came under closer scrutiny, and more critical views were expressed about its organization and management.