Sentence examples for reading criticism from inspiring English sources

In reading criticism a kind of dialectic is involved, but no synthesis is ever final.

I was about to read English at Oxford, which actually meant reading "criticism".

Others admitted to reading criticism without watching the show: "I read criticism of GoT but don't watch GoT.

But, as he later wrote, he unwisely switched strategies in the sixth game and lost after reading criticism in newspapers that the games were boring.

The temptation in reading criticism by an author better known for her novels and stories is to inspect it for clues to her own work.

"You hardly feel that you have been reading criticism," Frank Kermode noted when "Illuminations," the first English-language selection of Benjamin's writings, appeared, in 1968.

The national office had learned of dubious accounting by reading criticisms of the company's accounting for some complicated transactions in Forbes magazine.

As they read criticism and commentary, students might consider these questions: Do consciousness-raising campaigns promote mere "slacktivism" or "clicktivism"?

But the PBL also identified seven statements, which, while not errors, it thought were deserving of comment (for which read criticism).Perhaps the most striking relates to Africa.

He rarely reads criticism — "it's not fun anymore," he said — and admits he is no longer compelled to keep up with new movies.

Bruni, reached on the telephone, fresh from a jog, said that he doesn't normally read criticism of his criticism ("It can be sort of ickily onanistic"), but he seemed to have given Chodorow's arguments earnest reflection.