Sentences with phrase «early criticism of»

Early criticism of the Apple Watch included that it leaned too heavily on the phone for basic tasks.

(An early criticism of climategaters was «They don't even know the difference between Hadley and CRU.»

Bob Ward of the Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment published early criticism of Lomborg's work.

Kara Walker engages the Los Angeles Times about her sugar sphinx exhibition, a video she is making about the public art project and early criticism of her imagery from Betye Saar.

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An early criticism of video games was that they were socially isolating and creatively stifling.

She was particularly proud of her early criticism of the city's bungled CityTime project, which aimed to modernize government payroll systems but instead wasted hundreds of millions of dollars.

David de Gea seems to have overcome all the early criticism of him, to become a fine shot stopper as of late.

Early Criticisms of the Old ICEL Though the NLC Propers could be used, the Ordinary of the Mass had to be ICEL.

Foreign Affairs: «Obama Takes on the LRA» (this artcle includes one of the earliest criticisms of IC)

Mesut did miss a sizable chunk of both the previous two campaigns with injury problems and there was always going to be some adjustment to the EPL, but I think that the main reason behind a lot of the earlier criticism of Ozil was the transfer fee of over # 42 million which smashed the previous club record.

De Blasio said that his insistence that the judicial process should play out with Silver didn't contradict his earlier criticisms of Grimm.

In her statement, Dannenfelser echoed Long's earlier criticism of Gillibrand for accusing Republicans of waging a «war on women.»

Drawing on earlier criticism of the organization society and its alienating effects, social critic Paul Goodman, already famous for his subversive Growing Up Absurd (1960), condemned the school system in toto with a slim volume called Compulsory Mis - education and the Community of Scholars (1962).

And I've gone back on my earlier criticism of the gear change for feeling slack; the more fun - filled miles travel under the S1's wheels, the better it feels.

One of the earliest criticisms of self published work was that the quality didn't stand up to commercially published books.

Alas, this brings me back to my earlier criticisms of Sony's dev team and their utter incompetence, or at best, lack of giving a damn for supporting older devices.

Those updates to software speed and navigation could be an attempt to address early criticisms of the Nook, which centered on perceived slowness and unpolished features.

Early criticisms of the disgo 9104 were due to the lack of Google Play in the apps included out of the box.

Excerpts from Climategate 2.0 emails appear to confirm in spades earlier criticisms of the IPCC climate science establishment arising out of Climategate.

Milan 2015: Jasper Morrison has defended Milan's Salone Del Mobile, saying it is «by far the most important event for the furniture industry» and that his earlier criticisms of the fair were a «mistake» (+ interview).

All in direct response to Monbiot's earlier criticism of Tomlinson's distorted columns.

The earliest criticism of global climate models failing to consider cloud processes, that I can find so far, is from Professor Richard Lindzen in 2001, who explained how a heat vent may cool the planet by as much as two thirds of the projected global warming.

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A week earlier in 2012, former PBS NewsHour anchor Jim Lehrer also received his share of criticism.

Hersh vigorously defended his story in an interview with Business Insider earlier this week, saying the criticism was a symptom of «attack the messenger.»

Over 50 years ago, one of the earliest champions of brainstorming, Alex Osborn, a U.S. advertising executive, developed rules for the practice — such as banning criticism and encouraging freewheeling — which he published in his 1953 book Applied Imagination.

It's hard to open up to criticism, particularly in the early stages of a startup when passion is at its peak.

Parker faces renewed criticism after details of his 2001 trial on charges of raping a college classmate resurfaced earlier this week, and it was disclosed that the 18 - year - old woman who accused Parker and the film's co-writer, Jean Celestin, of raping her had committed suicide in 2012.

Hence, bitFlyer is wise to upgrade its identity verification now, when the FSA is still in early stages of criticism, rather than waiting for something detrimental to happen that might risk the exchange having to shut down.

When critics of the TPP conflate their criticism of that pact with their criticism of «free trade,» they miss an essential element of the TPP that has disaffected many otherwise loyal supporters of earlier - generation agreements that truly focus on deregulation of «trade» per se, he notes.

The president was doubling down on his criticism of an armed sheriff's deputy who did not confront the shooter at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, where 17 people were killed earlier this month.

Trump's criticism of Ford Motor Co (F.N) on Twitter turned to praise after the carmaker scrapped a planned Mexican car factory and added 700 jobs in Michigan earlier this month.

Early in his presidency, investors quickly learned to shrug off Mr. Trump's criticism of companies.

The company is used to dealing with criticism, dating back to its early days, when Mr. Zuckerberg was forced to calm users who were angry about the introduction of the news feed, a feature that is now central to Facebook's design.

The number came amid a fallout from a separate list published earlier in the year which detailed the salaries of its highest earners, prompting criticism over gender disparity and the resignation of China editor Carrie Grace from that position.

The mother of Brittany Maynard, who ended her life early after being given a terminal diagnosis, has said Vatican criticism of her decision was «more than a slap in the face».

As in his earlier volumes, Wells shows himself to be conversant with various streams of social criticism as he wrestles with the present and future of evangelical faith.

There is a sense in which the intention of early biblical criticism was an effort to restore a «biblical theology» in which the Scriptures were freed from their dogmatic imprisonment.

Some early Christians were influenced by ascetic and sometimes apocalyptic tendencies; interestingly, they joined pacifism and sexual abstinence to their radical criticism of wealth, possessions and consumption.

And perhaps most significantly we should notice that some would trace the emergence of early forms of biblical criticism to Pietism and its attack on the abstract doctrinal character of orthodoxy.

Centuries of honest textual criticism, archeology and history are virtually unanimous in their agreement that two of the Gospels are eye - witness accounts, two are commissioned investigations by the early church and all of the canonical Epistles were written by first - generation apostles.

This recognition did not in early times carry with it any objection to free and candid criticism of the writings of the Old and New Testaments.

In the case of the Bible, Textual Criticism, starting with the early church fathers who were students of the Apostles, the Bible could be pieced together just from their quotations.

Only the most expert and careful criticism can separate the earliest layers of tradition from later accretion, and such criticism can rarely be quite certain of its results.

We have heard William Blackstone earlier in this century announcing that new modes of transportation, growing world literacy, pestilence, famine, socialism, accumulating armaments, industrial conflict, spiritualism, Christian Science and biblical criticism were all signs of that spiritual deterioration which heralded the immediate return of Christ.

Before the flourishing of Bultmann's career, New Testament scholarship had been dominated by literary criticism, which attempted to uncover the secret of how the texts were compiled; by investigation of the Hellenistic background, especially the mystery religions surrounding the early church, as part of a sociological critique of the history of religion; and by excitement about the apocalyptic content of the teaching of Jesus as a first century Jew.

Rhetorical criticism of the Bible is nothing new; it can be traced back at least as early as Augustine, but the twentieth century practice of rhetorical criticism finds its origins in James Muilenburg's work with Hebrew poetry and Amos Wilder's lectures on early Christian rhetoric.

For myself, certain early formative influences in the early «60s (biblical criticism, Bernard Lonergan's reflections on method and historical consciousness, and the splendid ambience of student days in Rome during the Second Vatican Council) solidified my own sharing in the common conviction that there can be no return to a pre-ecumenical, prepluralistic, ahistorical theology.

But in contrast to historical criticism's tendency to investigate the earliest stages of development, canonical criticism explicitly privileges the latest stage, the canon in its final form.

Lentricchia, whose earlier work earned him the epithet «the Dirty Harry of literary theory, is the author of Criticism and Social Change (1983), which urges us to regard all literature as «the most devious of rhetorical discourses (writing with political designs upon us all), either in opposition to or in complicity with the power in place.»