Sentence examples for useful critique from inspiring English sources

[A useful critique of Polanyi's theory and methodology].Brundage, A. (2002).

It is early days, but he has a gift for inspiring confidence and does seem to be fashioning a useful critique of the Govian whirlwind.

Moreover, most of the traditional distinctions between performer and composer, technician and artist have blurred as creative input comes from all participants regardless of their official role: a guitarist might suggest a bass line; an engineer might offer a useful critique of one take over another that results in a change in the music.

The center noted in a statement on Monday that the study found the center had "made progress" in linking national policy with operations, adding that the report's recommendations "provide an extremely thoughtful and useful critique of how counterterrorism actions are or are not fully synchronized across the U.S. government".

But the most useful critique of Mr. Romney's stance is not that he favors outsourcing but that the rest of his economic platform — which proposes cuts in government spending on education, unemployment insurance and other social programs to pay for tax cuts for high-income Americans — would undercut the nation's ability to cope in the globalized economy he appears to champion.

In the style of a useful critique designed to stimulate discussion of a topic that might otherwise be placidly accepted, the article raises important issues and concludes that intervention researchers have become "enamored of facts and distrustful of theory" and that the current zeitgeist favors empiricism.

Others who have patiently listened and provided us with useful critiques as this research process unfolded are Michael Tiknis and Abby O'Neil of the Harris Theater for Music and Dance in Chicago, and Thor Steingraber at the L.A. County Music Center.

We also came away with useful critiques of specific features, so overall the user testing went well, though not as expected.

Less useful critiques of EELR scholarship, according to Zeiler, include: "it's just too simple…," "you used students…," and "the stakes are too low" (e.g., you only awarded $15).

While some of these opinions are simply misguided, others, at some level, could offer potentially useful critiques of the actual practice of science.

These are all valid, useful critiques of the film, but I still believe MMXXL to be the most important film of 2015 and my reason for that has something to do with my weeping mother.