There was no critiquing, but a lot of lovely exercises that could make you believe you could write.

So it's no surprise, despite all the external critiquing, that this year's semifinalists are a remarkably self-assured group.

But Starck is not the only design god to experience Wong's "critiquing," as Wong calls it.

I'm just curious when people bash COD or whatever, you do realize your critiquing is just that, your opinion.

On the show, the person who does most of the critiquing is Ms. Southwick, the delightfully acerbic hitwoman who has become the character to watch.

She started writing the column in 2005 and it was her critiquing of shops that was the inspiration for the BBC documentary and accompanying book.

Indeed, part of the enjoyment of watching conventions is the post-mortem critiquing of the politicians and the anchors and the conventioneers in the silly hats.

Ever the diplomat, he refuses to comment on Mr. Meese's difficult tenure and says he wants only to "look to the future - I'll leave the critiquing of the past to others."

In the book Leaving Springfield, Matthew Henry praised the episode's critiquing of "the most common misconception about homosexuality: namely that gayness is somehow contagious", as well as its other themes.

The Victoria & Albert Museum, London, UK, Conference, Decoding the Digital, Hochhauser Auditorium, Sackler Center, lecture, "Creating, Critiquing, Collecting," February, 2010.

Claude Rubinson, Nulls, Three-Valued Logic, and Ambiguity in SQL: Critiquing Date's Critique, SIGMOD Record, December 2007 (Vol.

Some educators have incorporated blogs and Wikis into classroom lessons for students due to their usefulness as a critiquing and editing tool for students' work and as a forum for comments and suggestions by teachers and other students.

I would like to think that younger readers who never had a chance to see the band will find this collection entertaining-there is much critiquing of the audience by the band, as well as discussions of Bonobo chimps and BMX bicycles.

As a 'Great Books' college, they believe that a true liberal arts education is best achieved by a careful reading and critiquing of the classical great works of Western culture dealing with perennial ideas in an integrated manner conducted in a small community of scholasticism.

In addition, Masahisa also chief editor of the newsletter Methodist Japan, in his article critiquing of the Opportunistic nasionalism church leaders in Japan and introduced the views of Karl Barth of the German church recognition of the war.

He was not here just to watch, but to critique her every move.

The third critique has nothing to do with the reading experience.

Others saw it as a possible critique of the war in Iraq.

A critique of the relationship between politics and the law.

Focus groups were then brought in to critique each one.

However, this book is only in small part a critique.

It has also been called a critique of American society.

"Or did you need to give me a critique of that decision as well?"

I do not want to allow this to become too much of a critique.

As the political culture changed so, it seemed, did the power of their critique.

If not, somebody else will come, maybe from my old school, and critique us.

The Court took no action in response to this critique.

They offered a critique of the education system at the time.

He changed his mind once more and wrote the third Critique.

But as I said, our critique of the government in this country is the main thing.

The above critiques are easy enough to make but the more difficult question is what to do about them.

They try hard to critique each other without being negative.

That's the only critique I would say of someone without a degree.

I could have given him a professional critique, but decided against it.

There is no critique of the data, it's taken as a given.

You may also want to consider a critique group specific to children's books.

To critique an article you must have some knowledge on the subject matter.

Fine art There is no science of the beautiful, but only a critique.

Pop culture can be used as a critique of itself.

He took her critique of his first completed project quite hard.

Their try out would be critiqued by the people inside.

Even when I've critiqued the show, there has always been something to love.

She finished the season with a total of 12 weeks to be critiqued.

He critiqued the wrong guy, and I've always said that about general managers.

At the end of the runway the girls are critiqued.

Rhodes, 24, was asked how many hours the two of them spent each week critiquing film.

Critiquing a dancer was different from being able to step in and do better.

In the afternoons three or four stories were critiqued by the group.

Others have also critiqued the movement and its language as vague.

Women were and still are often critiqued of their overall presentation.

The response of the College is critiqued against its values and beliefs.

How does it feel to become a star of the system you've spent a lifetime critiquing?

To have your singing so publicly critiqued is never easy.

With its scale, the project will no doubt be critiqued on various levels.

They spend most of their time watching and critiquing music videos.

His photos have been critiqued and viewed in many public schools across the country.

So instead of celebrating last night's victory, they critiqued it.

Before the bypass was built in 2008, road conditions were often critiqued.

In recent years the program has focused on critiquing the Australian media.

As the different elements of modernity are held to be critiqued.

The judges critiqued him according to his performance up to the injury.

"You will be critiqued daily once you're out there," she continued.

The people critiquing technology in our work are not Luddites.

More than once, he critiqued his players in public.

I'd like to thank those who critiqued the manuscript in its early stages.