Sentence examples for objective criticism from inspiring English sources

To be sure, their criticism is narrow, even unfair, but the narrowness of their angle of reflection often makes it penetrate farther into the intelligence of its object than does objective criticism….

Mr. Mir, though, said in a telephone interview that Mr. bin Laden was ready for objective criticism.

Indeed, some of the invective later levelled against Hearst, by then known as the Chief, was rhetoric from his political rivals rather than objective criticism.

In the 21st century, objective criticism flourishes where a free press is the norm; in other places, dance reviews may be written by the choreographer or by a professional writer paid by someone connected with the performance.

Is there such a thing as objective criticism?

An objective criticism of Russian faults isn't possible with this approach.

Recently published expert statements and objective criticisms have highlighted the possibilities for bias inherent in epidemiological, non-randomised comparisons of treatments [ 8– 10].

The New Yorker, February 13 , 1943P. 9 A friend of ours heard a fine piece of objective dramatic criticism of the play "The Eve of St. Mark".

--Do you find that people seem resentful and angry when you offer objective, helpful criticism or advice?

OIRA coordinates among federal agencies to minimize conflict and duplication, providing a cross-cutting perspective that combats what Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer called agencies' "tunnel vision". The administrator often serves as a neutral arbiter to resolve interagency disputes between an agency's regulatory objectives and criticism from other departments and the White House.

Not having been there, we lack a context for these comments, and Maddy's article does imply that this was more an expression of exasperation at the perceived stasis of the current critical corps than an objective assessment of criticism overall.