Sentence examples for more critically and from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the lessons of Indonesian democracy should be viewed more critically and realistically, whether from Jakarta, London or Cairo.

"Paglen is so fascinated by the corruption of secrecy that he misses an opportunity to think more critically and more deeply about the subject," Aftergood wrote.

Look at the requirements for eligibility on two fronts – both in terms of means- testing if it comes to that, but more critically and more importantly, look at the demographics.

As the years passed, Plumer's opinion of the president, formed at close quarters, evolved from hostility to respect: "The more critically and impartially I examine the character and conduct of Mr. Jefferson the more favorably I think of his integrity," he wrote in 1806.

This will lead apprentices to assess their social integration more critically and differentially.

People are starting to look at things more critically and thoughtfully.

They could start by reviewing more critically how and why they are perceived by workers and the public, and then try to improve their relations and attitudes vis a vis employers and workers, particularly younger workers and women.

Data are now even more critically important and this gap is urgent to address, possibly for coverage and outcome data that could be tracked in routine health management information systems [ 29].

Comparing Donen and Kelly's films as solo directors, Donen's were usually more critically acclaimed and financially successful than Kelly's films.

As acclaimed and watched as "West Wing" is, it has spent its life in the shadow of the far more critically acclaimed and fervently watched "Sopranos".

It did so while maintaining consistent GC for a more critically ill and thus potentially more metabolically variable cohort [13].