Sentence examples for relevant critics from inspiring English sources

While the free speech argument is relevant, critics are also raising the issue of Title IV of the Civil Rights Act, which obligates schools to prevent discrimination.

Music reporters may be more relevant than critics now.

"Coppola's towering film is a worthy winner and clearly its anti-war message, monumental performances and dazzling film-making technique have stood the test of time, making it as relevant to critics today as it was when it won best film at our first awards ceremony 30 years ago".

That statistic may not be as relevant as critics suggest, though.

It's a very clever, multi-layered film, and politically highly relevant," a film critic, Yuri Gladilshikov, said.

Hempel's essay provoked a prolonged controversy between supporters who cited generalizations about human behavior as the relevant general laws, and critics who argued that historical explanations are more akin to explanations of individual behavior, based on interpretation that makes the outcome comprehensible.

The character of Ahalya played by Kamala Kotnis in the 1949 movie Sati Ahalya ("chaste Ahalya") was described as still relevant by contemporary film critics due to its portrayal of the predicament of a stained woman.

Equally relevant is reasoning from critics like Pogge and Benatar et al who argue that the past and present policies of wealthy nations have created and maintained poverty and ill health and, therefore, that wealthy nations bear a commensurate responsibility to help alleviate these problems [ 35].

The test does not evaluate the most relevant of students' capabilities, many critics say.

However, critics argue that the relevant legislation is ambiguous.

It mentions that young people up to age 26 can stay on their parents' plans — information that critics say is not relevant to older Americans.