During what threatens to be a riveting party conference season even by recent standards, prepare to hear the tired critique which paints modern politicians as tedious technocrats inured from life's harsh realities by never having done a proper's day work.
Developers therefore need to enjoy working together and should be prepared to study, critique and improve one another's work.
Most were passionate about their fields and many were endowed with a generous dose of "academic ego" but all were prepared to accept critique of their works.
Also be prepared to receive critiques from others than are neither thoughtful nor positive.
Prepare, prepare, prepare, to borrow a formulation.
Some hard critics, e.g., those within what is popularly known as the critical legal studies movement, are prepared to broaden their critique to cover areas of law outside constitutional practice, such as tort or contract law.
They should serve the public, meaning they meet societal needs like preparing active citizens to maintain the government and economy or to serve in the military or on juries, while also preparing graduates to critique and revise those needs.
And not only that, because just saying they exist might be interpreted as a sort of passive critique: one must be prepared to say that these are not just individual stories, but stories relating to our larger nature, to the human condition.
It would "rivet attention" on NSA practices, and "when Obama's report comes out in December, be prepared to give that a complete scrubbing and critique".
A good critic will listen and will be genuinely prepared to revise part or all of their critique if they've got the wrong end of the stick.
Former centre-right president Nicolas Sarkozy was reported to have supplied his own trenchant critique, even as Brignoles voters were preparing to elect Lopez in the second round.
