Sentence examples for persistent critique from inspiring English sources

Another persistent critique is that workers don't have enough experience to make good management decisions.

Moreover, the persistent critique of Mr. Hurd is that he lacks strategic vision.

For Pallisgaard there's a compromise: "The persistent critique of psychedelic music is that it is apolitical and escapist.

Setting aside the drama between charters and teachers unions, or complaints that charter schools lead to the privatization of public education, there has been the persistent critique that charters increase inequality by plucking advantaged students out of traditional public schools.

It is the recognition of these facts – as well as understandable anger at the blithe dismissal of them on large parts of the right – that makes it so tempting for many of today's journalists and academics to settle into a pose of pure and persistent critique.

But the most serious and persistent critique is not about whether China's economic success can be replicated but whether it should be, and whether its brand of market authoritarianism is an innovation capable of responding to the mounting demands of the Chinese people or one that will never be able to propel the country past the first steps out of poverty.

It is time for not only engaged advocates and persistent critiques to have a say, but for the international community at large to contribute its voice to this debate.

They profess their strong commitment to working with parents and administrators to fix what's wrong with America's schools, batting away persistent critiques that insist the teachers themselves are what's wrong with America's schools.

"But plussing allows for both pointed critique and positive feedback simultaneously, so that even such persistent criticism is not deflating".

The connection between aesthetic judgment and moral feeling is a persistent theme in the Critique of Judgment.

The critique of the growing conformity of life got more persistent during the 1950s, and a number of social scientists in widely read books criticized what they saw as widespread conformity and inauthenticity.