Sentences with phrase «serious critics»

But the values of predictive rationality and risk management are values, and they are the values with which serious critics of Big Data need to contend.

In his latest Cinema ’67 Revisited column for Film Comment, Mark Harris looks back at the rapturous critical reception of Ingmar Bergman's Persona upon its release, calling the film a monument «to a moment at which serious critics became comple...

Serious critics look at the Book of Mormon more closely.

If there were serious critics on the real Barcelona media about how we are playing instead of the results, may be EV would have been pressured to change his ways if he ever had it in him which i doubt.

Even games that were astonishingly good or well - regarded for their times, like Portal, Chrono Trigger, Ocarina of Time, Half - Life 2, or Final Fantasy 7, rarely got perfect reviews from serious critics when they were released.

But I do feel for him to the extent that the Turner prize unleashes a kind of national hysteria in which perfectly nice, ordinary, serious artists suddenly get slapped about the face with a ferocity that seems astonishing — normally serious critics suddenly start hyperventilating in a most peculiar way.

The way that chic society types and serious critics who should know better have jumped all over the derivative Bruce High Quality Foundation, which is really the Low Quality Douche Brigade, is indicative of the desperation of the munchkins in our tiny world to associate with any low spark of potential creativity.

Yes there was no Fed (and no serious critic of regulation has blamed everything on the Fed), but the federal and state governments played a huge role in the banking industry and it was those regulations that were responsible for the pre-Fed panics.

Why would a serious critic even bother to know such cultish trivia?

Most of his serious critics, also, have been men with much of their theological work ahead of them.

As I've stated before, Ebert has serious limitations as a serious critic of film, but he is eminently qualified as a film historian.

The age of the packaged instant review is here, and lots of moviegoers don't have time to read the good, serious critics — the Kaels and Kauffmanns.

Some serious critics, offended by what they saw as his publicity - mongering, tended to dismiss him as a phony, except in France, where he was one of the admired auteurs of the Cahiers du Cinema crowd.

Weiner, along with Jodi Picoult, created a literary furor last year, when in the Huffington Post, they objected to the attention being paid to Jonathan Franzen's Freedom, pointing out that, «when a man writes about family and feelings, it's literature with a capital L, but when a woman considers the same topics, it's romance, or a beach book — in short, it's something unworthy of a serious critic's attention.»

Case in point: Emmi Itaranta's recent debut novel, Memory of Water, is a crazy - good Sci - Fi, feminist work — serious critics have already proclaimed her a new Ursula K. LeGuin — and it's on the shortlist to win the Clarke award this year.