Sentence examples for present critical from inspiring English sources

A London critic wrote, on Offenbach's death: Efforts to present critical editions of Offenbach's works have been hampered by the dispersion of his autograph scores to several collections after his death, some of which do not grant access to scholars.

There are dozens of Web sites other than the Mormons' own that present critical views of the faith.

But when the funding came through, and the conference was actually held, less than one month ago, the Jewish community and potential foreign partners who would present critical evaluations of Baltic educational policies on the Holocaust were shut out.

In the spirit of that weekly feature, it will also present critical perspectives on restaurants that probably won't be reviewed, given the limitations of space in the newspaper and the limits of those restaurants' charms.

The lawyers appealing against the death sentences of Sinisterra, Purkey and Montgomery have all separately argued that their sentences should be quashed because Duchardt's performance was "deficient", and that his failure to present critical mitigating evidence amounted to what US law terms "ineffective assistance of counsel".

His long career saw fluctuations in the reception and sales of individual novels, but none of them was negligible or uncharacteristic or disregarded, and, though he is now admired for aspects and phases of his work that were given less weight by his contemporaries, his popularity has never ceased and his present critical standing is higher than ever before.

Her game now presents critical matchup problems for opponents.

And it had a strange colonialism, which presented critical issues in cultural silos on the giant platform.

Several readers pointed out how well the site presented critical information.

We want to stop being objectified by quacks and unsophisticated reporters who fail to provide journalistic balance when presenting critical 21st-century bioethical debates.

According to the MST research, for every article in the Daily Mail that contained a positive-only outlook on Leveson and the charter, there were more than 33 that only presented critical views.