Sentences with phrase «fair critiques of»

There are fair critiques of No Child Left Behind, but we have to remember what the landscape looked like before No Child Left Behind.

Not exact matches

I want people to give me fair critiques and love me enough to tell me the truth about myself, I'm distrustful of people who have nothing but good to say.

I think it is a fair critique... coming from one who used to dish it out and is now at the other end of it having it dished to him.

All of these critiques will be a certain kind of fair, and we won't really know if any of this worked until next spring, when PSG are back in the quarterfinals of the Champions League.

It is fair to note that Labour has struggled to decide between contradictory critiques of Cameron, but this also partly reflects the real ambiguities in the direction of travel.

Good or fair uses of ad hominem critiques should, in fact, persuade us, whereas unwarranted uses should not.

Jiang says that's a fair critique, but he and others say further analysis of the wealth of eggs at the site will eventually provide firmer evidence one way or another.

Still, 99 Homes stays on track as a sharp and topical critique of everything from the mortgage industry to the court system, and the struggle for middle - class folks to get a fair shake as their American dream turns into a nightmare.

It is fair to note, however, that these criticisms of Rocketship are common critiques of charter schools and CMOs in general as well.

People are being coy about directly naming the author because it's not really fair on Mr Stross us critiquing a fellow member of his trade on his blog.

With his bombastic character comes his fair share of critics, including Jon Stewart and Barron's (which have critiqued his track record of stock picks), but he is very knowledgeable about the market and will enhance your knowledge across all sectors, whether you follow his specific picks or not.

Critically the game has been fairing okay with mostly middling critiques that tend to emphasis the fact that not only is is made up of a check - list of standard open - world mechanics, the kind that you see absolutely everywhere but that it's also very repetitive, both of which are entirely fair criticisms.

Expectation is something I hold a reviewer should keep to a bare minimum, because it colours any critique given rather than giving the game as fair a chance as possible to stand on its own wobbly legs, while constantly attempting to compare this new iteration to memories of the old games was always bound to cause severe problems.

If Prince's refusal to articulate a Koons - scale structure of critique and commentary is not required to appropriate something into your artwork, that would fortify a fair use defense.

However, the group cites collaborating on a state - sponsored project proposal, right before the fair, as the moment when they realized that their combined voices and varied talents and perspectives provided greater weight than a critique levied by any one of them alone.

He's a matter - of - fact kind of man, and launched into a critique of art fair goers.

Launched in spectacular fashion, their critique of this excess involves building a life - sized house from leftover fair detritus.

In the art - fair - institutional - critique genre, the Australian gallerist Anastasia Klose, creator of the One Stop Knock - Off Shop, can be found selling shirts for $ 600 HKD (almost US$ 100) that, she said, treat galleries like brands.

This week's critique session got down to business with harsh, but fair criticism of Trong's Cosby family of televisions watching televisions.

Juxtapoz favorite Eric Yahnker's colored pencil critiques of popular culture contain their fair share of erotic subject matter, equal parts titillating, off - putting, and irreverent.

I think some his earlier stuff was nearly in a blue - sky vein and has now been disproved (and his more recent work on clouds seems to be in the process of suffering the same fate), but at least he has made a fair effort to fully develop his alternative hypotheses so that others have something to critique.

Dear colleagues, I believe it would be only fair to add the folloving to the «critique» of Veizer as his response:

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YouTube says it will no longer blindly follow DMCA claims and instead will defend fair use of music, movie and TV clips when parodied or critiqued, and has warned it will go to court if necessary.

I've seen a lot of résumés during my 10 years in the profession and have heard my fair share of complaints and critiques from recruiters, hiring managers and career services.

An increasing number of job fairs provide free critiques by resume writers, career coaches and HR representatives.

Pros: At job fairs offering critiquing services, «you receive expert advice with a mark - up of errors and recommended improvements,» Mann explains.

Pros: You can get expert advice with a markup of errors and recommended improvements at job fairs that offer critiquing services.

Now to be fair, free critiques are a tricky thing because they can tell you what's «wrong» but don't usually offer much in terms of solutions.

Criticism is fair game; but only when the complainer gets the facts straight, not just critiquing for the sake of filling time and wasting space.

Like many young generations before them, today's Millennials have received their fair share of critique.