Sentence examples for views critical from inspiring English sources

Or perhaps as critics of Kelly's firing have feared expression of views critical of Gore have indeed been chilled.

Those who spend too much time worrying about differing views, critical opinions and unfriendly attitudes usually fail, or go a little mad, or both.

The majority of those prosecuted for royal defamation are punished for expressing views critical of the monarchy, and many have been given decades-long jail sentences.

The delegation's list of irregularities ranged from the abuse of public assistance programs to garner votes to government manipulation of the media to limit air time and press coverage of opposition candidates and views critical of the president.

Contemplating Tony Blair's attitude of "certainty", in 2003, Clegg wrote that "those who spend too much time worrying about differing views, critical opinions and unfriendly attitudes usually fail, or go a little mad or both" while simultaneously condemning the then-prime minister as "rampant, beyond control, a law unto himself".

Whether Bruegel had Calvinist sympathies or intended a political message in The Blind is not clear, but the evidence indicates he likely held views critical of the Catholic Church.

He calls the view "critical idealism".

Maritain called his view critical realism, and argued particularly against the then-dominant rationalist and empiricist accounts of knowledge.

In other cases the term is associated with concepts that are clearly cognitive: critical analysis, critical view, critical reading, critical understanding, critical reflection, critical evaluation, critical look, critical approach, and, above all, critical thinking.

On this view, Critical Theory constitutes a comprehensive social theory that will unify the social sciences and underwrite the superiority of the critic.

But in turn, this post-Kantian reading has been challenged by a revised metaphysical view, critical of the purported over-assimilation of Hegel to Kant by the post-Kantians.