Sentence examples for relevant criticism from inspiring English sources

I suggest that if she really wants to do something in the service of relevant criticism and eliminate an overused expression that says absolutely nothing, go after "postmodern".

A more relevant criticism is that even if incomes stagnate, Americans can buy many more exciting new products at low and falling prices.

If is therefore understandable that the most relevant criticism of Sikorski heard in Berlin the morning after is directed at what locals perceive of as exaggerations.

The criticism he has endured this year is that he does not have the experience to be president; the more relevant criticism may be that he may not have campaign experience yet to run for president.

Gøtzsche et al. found no relation between the severity of the criticism and the adequacy of the author's reply, and concluded that editors should ensure that authors take relevant criticism seriously and respond adequately to it.

Some authors indeed were not able to find defective habituation in this disease and recently relevant criticism about this dysfunction has been raised by the group of Sand and Omland[2].

Powell disagrees with many critiques of Britten's music, but makes relevant criticisms of his own about various works, describing "The Rape of Lucretia" as "too literary and too static," for example.

Stéphane Hugonnet We thank Cimiotti for her detailed commentary on our study [ 1] and focus on the few relevant criticisms she makes in our response.

The exchange proved to be a pivotal point in the formation of a new and globally-relevant criticism.

That struck me, and still does, as an insightful and important criticism (relevant not only to Grass).

I take a scientific, evidence-based approach to the past, which is much more relevant than historians' criticism of each other's work.