Sentence examples for openly critique from inspiring English sources
But Mr. Luntz, the Republican consultant behind the Contract With America, says the fact that Mr. Bloomberg was willing to openly critique himself may help ingratiate him with voters, even if they are not happy with his specific decisions.
I do agree with Maher that many Westerners in the liberal camp have been reticent to openly critique Muslim fundamentalism and have failed to grasp the desperate need to defeat it.
This new show sees plenty more of his characteristic outside-the-box thinking that he honed as one half of The Gentlemen Of Leisure, as he rips into Asian comics who pander to their audiences' racial prejudices, bemoans the base-level creativity of the most successful American sitcoms, and openly critiques his own pretensions to success.
EFFECT ON STAR'S CAREER: Though her co-star Ned Beatty openly critiqued her acting ability in an interview in The Times and her reviews were on the negative side, Ms. Judd's movie career continues with the forthcoming thriller Twisted and the Cole Porter biopic De-Lovely.
In graduate school, when I openly critiqued white academics asserting authority over my culture.
Of note was Jen Richards, of the Emmy-nominated Web series "Her Story," who openly critiqued the casting of Bomer earlier this year.
"It is very important to me that people openly constructively critique other lab members' work without the critique being meant or taken personally," Hengartner explains.
It's jarring to hear such an openly elitist critique of democracy.
Introversion, for its part, is very aware of the issues it's raising, and has responded regularly and openly to critiques.
The remarks were a marked departure from Mr. Romney's frequently harsh and openly partisan critiques of the president on the campaign trail over the last year, and seemed to amount to a different tenor now that he has officially become the Republican presidential nominee: bipartisanship, of sorts.
But I was there openly being critiqued, voluntarily.
