Sentence examples for Valid critique from inspiring English sources
"That is a valid critique, to a point," Morduch said.
So there is a valid critique one can make of the administration's handling of the economy.
Skirbna thinks Kaczynski's ideas represent a valid critique of technological society, however unforgivable Kaczynski's crimes.
And, discovering the book for himself, hillbilllyzombie said: "As I read Pinker's book, I can see one possible valid critique.
It's common to hear valid critique dismissed as unconstructive "infighting" that will only derail us from a universal vision of female empowerment.
"Only in Germany after a valid critique of Israel's policy of warmongering do you hear the old creak of the camp gates," wrote one commenter.
Alas, because so many ideologies and interest groups have partly valid critiques, reform in Washington may well be stalemated.
"On the other, it is a terrible mistake to translate valid critiques of leadership into a refusal of sustained political organization and institution".
"There are clearly valid critiques to make of Sarkeesian's work we tend not to see those," says Ian Bogost, game designer and academic.
And another valuable lesson I have absorbed, more or less, is to accept the valid critiques or criticisms (of which there are many) and not let the others get under my skin.
Rather, it's that when the spotlight isn't on Limbaugh, and when his excesses aren't front-and-center and thus impossible to deny, too many conservatives — including not just finger-in-the-wind politicians, but some of the country's most sagacious conservative intellectuals — are weirdly reluctant to acknowledge that there are any valid critiques of him at all.
