Critics of this idea often say this approach is overly broad in scope.

Critics of Reagan's efforts questioned their purpose and argued that the program did not go far enough in addressing many social issues, including unemployment, poverty, and family dissolution ; Nancy's approach to promoting drug awareness was labeled as simplistic by liberal critics.

Critics of the Meinhof's approach notice that his numbering system of nominal classes counts singular and plural numbers of the same noun as belonging to separate classes.

Critics and audiences alike may have failed to acknowledge Williams ' new style and novel approach to theater he developed during 1960s and refused to accept daring and different work from the playwright.

Critics later cited the task forces as a factor in a perceived elitist approach to Great Society programs.

Critics of Dennett's approach, such as David Chalmers and Thomas Nagel, argue that Dennett's argument misses the point of the inquiry by merely redefining consciousness as an external property and ignoring the subjective aspect completely.

Critics of his approach state that he was dictatorial and that he imposed a theocratic viewpoint on the broadcasting service.

Critics of CBR argue that it is an approach that accepts anecdotal evidence as its main operating principle.

Critics of the approach of adding capacity have compared it to " fighting obesity by letting out your belt " ( inducing demand that did not exist before ).

Critics of originalism believe that the first approach is too burdensome, while the second is already inherently implied.

Critics pointed out that Hobbs was more defensive in his approach than he was for Surrey, and Wisden noted that he was " not quite so brilliant as in England " but said that he was " an absolute master on matting wickets.

Critics have also raised issues with the application of corporate business models, e. g., from Wal-Mart ; a seeker-friendly approach, intensive market research, heavy reliance upon opinion polls, polished advertising targeted at affluent young professionals, unconventional worship styles and Eastern influences.

Although there are undoubtedly similarities between Leavis's approach to criticism and that of the New Critics ( most particularly in that both take the work of art itself as the primary focus of critical discussion ), Leavis is ultimately distinguishable from them, since he never adopted ( and was explicitly hostile to ) a theory of the poem as a self-contained and self-sufficient aesthetic and formal artefact, isolated from the society, culture and tradition from which it emerged.

Critics have thought these two artists had a sentimental approach, as did Charles-Émile-Hippolyte Lecomte-Vernet ( 1821-1900 ) in his 1871 painting of Minnehaha, making her a native child of the wild.

Critics of this approach, like philosopher Ken Wilber and religious scholar Huston Smith, see the more materialistic formulations of the approach as examples of reductionism and scientism that are only looking at the empirical aspects of the phenomena, and not including the possible validity of spiritual experience with all of its subjectivity.

Critics responded to his aggressive approach in kind, and their reactions were either ones of revulsion or praise, depending on whether the writer's sympathies favoured the Bourbon or Liberal viewpoint.

Critics of Wilson's approach, including Douglas Jay, suspected the main reason for the Department was to appease George Brown, Deputy Leader of the Labour Party.

Critics praised the method of storytelling, the graphics, the freely controllable 3D camera and the ease of use as well as an original approach to multiplayer gameplay.

Critics of the deflationary approach object that qualia are a case where a single reality cannot have multiple appearances.

Critics of Dennett's approach, such as David Chalmers and Thomas Nagel, argue that Dennett's argument misses the point of the inquiry by merely re-defining consciousness as an external property and ignoring the subjective aspect completely.

Critics praised her lyrics for their " searing imagery ", " seething poetics ", and " intelligence " " My approach was always that I had something to say, I had a point of view ," Iyall said, commenting on her outspokeness.

Critics praised Going For Broke for its realistic and hard-hitting approach.

Critics voice their strongest doubts over Bernal's approach to language and word derivations ( etymologies ).

Critics of such arguments, and of inclusive language in general, commonly use the terminology of " political correctness ".

Critics have argued that if the test subjects are unable to count for some other reason ( perhaps because they are nomadic hunter / gatherers with nothing to count and hence no need to practise doing so ) then one should not expect their language to have words for such numbers.

Critics of inclusive language claim that inclusive language can provide incorrect translations in various instances.

Critics of the Situationists frequently assert that their ideas are not in fact complex and difficult to understand, but are at best simple ideas expressed in deliberately difficult language, and at worst actually nonsensical.

Critics such as Neal Ascherson and Kai Bird took issue with some of Irving's language that seemed to evoke antisemitic imagery, such as his remark that Rákosi possessed " the tact of a kosher butcher ".

Critics say that prong three likewise fails to consider male athletic interest in spite of its gender-neutral language, as it requires that the university fully and effectively accommodate the athletic interests of the " underrepresented sex ", despite the fact that ED regulations expressly require that the OCR consider whether the institution " effectively accommodate the interests and abilities of members of both sexes ".

Critics have pointed out that a consistent phonemically based system would be impractical: for example, phoneme distribution differs between British English and American English ; furthermore, while English Received Pronunciation features about 20 vowels, some second language varieties of English have 10 or even fewer.

In Three Critics of the Enlightenment, Berlin argued that Hamann was one of the first thinkers to conceive of human cognition as language – the articulation and use of symbols.

Critics of such approaches point out that the ambiguity inherent in natural language allows errors to be undetected in such proofs ; often, subtle errors can be present in the low-level details typically overlooked by such proofs.

Critics argue that integration destroys ethnic diversity, language diversity, and cultural diversity.

Critics claim that standardized testing match the values, habits, and language of the test makers.

Critics approved of the writing but found the plot unoriginal and some of the language distracting.

Critics of Scientology have accused Hubbard of " loading the language " and using Scientology jargon to keep Scientologists from interacting with information sources outside of Scientology ( see cult for additional information ).

Critics have argued that the term fails to define or explain living systems and that, because of the extreme language of self-referentiality it uses without any external reference, it is really an attempt to give substantiation to Maturana's radical constructivist or solipsistic epistemology, or what Danilo Zolo has called instead a " desolate theology ".

Critics argue the need for extra ballots in any language can be mitigated by providing a process to print ballots at voting locations.

Critics have said that he should not have used the language he did, as many have argued that the point he was trying to make was out of line, that the people he represent did not support the president's impeachment, and he couldn't disagree with them on something of that magnitude.

Critics of the Book of Mormon claim there are places where the language is anachronistic and suggestive of a 19th century origin consistent with Joseph Smith's upbringing and life experience, as well as the books and other literature published.

Critics argue that a truly neutral language would draw its vocabulary from a much wider variety of languages, so as not to give unfair advantage to speakers of any of them.

Critics believe such mistakes are likely attributable to Schoolcraft ( who was often careless about details ) or to what always happens when someone who does not understand the nuances of a language and its grammar tries to use select words out of context.

Critics argue that this merely reflects an ambiguity in our language rather than a dialetheic quality in our thoughts ; if we replace the given statement with one that is less ambiguous ( such as " John is halfway in the room " or " John is in the doorway "), the contradiction disappears.

Critics of the theory include Noam Chomsky, who terms it the ' non-existence ' hypothesis — a denial of the very existence of language as an object of study for natural science.

The New Critics regarded the language and poetic diction as most important, but the Chicago School considered such things merely the building material of poetry.

Critics also believe that the concept of Pan-Turkism is flawed because of the distinct dialects among each different Turkic people, which sometimes led to problems of understanding between people speaking different Turkic language.