Sentence examples for a biting critique from inspiring English sources

Connaughton and Kaufman drafted a biting critique.

Mr. Gorbachev devoted a large part of his speech to a biting critique of capitalism, a sort of state-of-the-art Marxist analysis of the West.

Abrams aced it, delivering a 10-minute rebuttal weaving her own inspirational biography with a biting critique of Trump and his policies.

Her physicality is wild and free and Instagrammable, and through the humour forms a biting critique of travel as white people's liberation – not unlike Barbie Saviour.

Franzen used her travails, and those of a predictably sprawling cast of supporting characters, to muster a biting critique of consumerism, digital culture, and human solipsism.

In a biting critique, the journal's respected editor, David Thelen, portrayed the new scholarship as "too obscure to appreciate and too remote from everyday life".

While Serial Killers is a mix of criticism and fascination, Disney Targets is a more biting critique of society, fueled by mass shootings, police killings of black people, and the role of guns in American family life.

You can see its sugary (forgive the pun) commercial here, and you should then read the biting critique by Mark Bittman, a respected food-lover.

In Jonathan Franzen's 2010 novel Freedom, lauded for its biting critique of the US environmental movement, a conservationist enters a Faustian pact with a coal miner.

His biting critique of Crossfire illustrated that without a sane, rational, objective press in this country, sanity and civil discourse has no chance".

The novel has substance too; its biting critique of American psychiatric and criminal justice systems often evokes a modern One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest.