Sentence examples for this kind of criticism from inspiring English sources
Plot summary is the key to this kind of criticism, as the critic establishes the clashes of abstract ideas that his chosen novels are supposed to dramatise.
I'm not sure if anyone is writing this kind of criticism today — certainly, the most admired literary critics aren't — and the reason is probably the one Kazin cited: "the growing assumption that literature cannot affect our future, that the future is in other hands".
This kind of criticism hurts.
Have you gotten this kind of criticism?
"I have never received any of this kind of criticism".
This kind of criticism cuts no ice with Hucknall.
Yet this kind of media criticism is not only well worn — criticizing "cable news" as an omnibus bogeyman also feels out-of-date.
If @jayrosen_nyu et al. think this kind of textual criticism is not a legitimate device in journalism, they need to read more.
"It's taken a lot of courage for this administration to take this kind of unwarranted criticism from labor unions and other opponents".
The most extreme promoter of this kind of exaggerated criticism: Jeffrey Smith.
Button (2011) has argued that, although this kind of technical criticism has teeth against the version of Putnam's argument which explicitly invokes the downward Löwenheim-Skolem theorem, there are alternate formulations of Putnam's argument which can evade the criticism.
