Sentences with phrase «of my critique group into»

I had to bribe the members of my critique group into «following» me, or I wouldn't have had any followers at all.

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It provides a good warning to conservatives against falling into the trap of defending the idea of «judicial supremacy» in their critique of the president's statement about a «group» of unelected people striking down a congressional law.

It provides a good warning to conservatives against falling into the trap of defending the idea of «judicial supremacy» in their critique of the president's statement about a «group» of unelected people striking down....

As the chapter continues, Wright tackles postmodern scholarship, which he believes has offered some helpful critiques of Enlightenment assumptions while providing useful analyses of how certain texts might be received by particular groups, but which tends to veer into the complete dismissal of large portions of the biblical text.

But he does believe that the additional disclosure requirements, tucked into a bill passed last June, was payback for past critiques by government reform groups on lack of ethics reforms in Albany.

I think all writers who have been in critique groups or workshops can relate to my scene of the out - of - control writers goaded into bullying by a narcissistic workshop leader.As helpful as critique groups can be, they can be truly toxic when they go bad.

It only takes one or two of these — plus their devoted (and fearful) minions — to turn a critique group into one of the darker circles of hell.

One of the ways I bridge chapters or scenes that are giving me grief is trot them into my critique groups.

If we've ever let beta readers or critique groups give feedback on our stories, we've probably run into the issue of receiving conflicting advice.

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A couple members of my critique group have gotten sucked into the madness of the Mom's Choice Awards, which have exorbitant entry fees ($ 300 per category) and golly, have 150 categories (ka - ching).

Wendy Hinman presented at the 2011 PNWA conference on the Secrets of Creating a Successful Critique Group and at the PNWA 2015 Conference on Getting Your Book Into the Hands of Readers.

While the group admits they're «constantly striving for balance,» they've found that the community, collaboration, and activities of the space, including studio visits and group critiques, have fed into their art practices.

Auerbach's incredible pages are a part of «Systemic,» a group show at Carolina Nitsch Project Room featuring artists, who according to the gallery, «take a systems - based approach to their processes or, in some cases, critique the structures and organizations which spread into our lives and communities.»