Sentence examples for a more subtle critique from inspiring English sources

Stern was of course not suggesting an equivalence between President Bush and Hitler but rather making a more subtle critique, extending his idea that contemporary American politics exhibited "something like the strident militancy and political ineptitude of the Kaiser's pre-1914 imperial Germany".

Feminists have developed a more subtle critique.

Her more subtle critique of the practice — along with a pledge to retain Raymond W. Kelly, who has expanded its use, as police commissioner — has left some confused about her position.

As might be expected, early complaints came from poor places which felt they were being singled out by an organisation that reflected the ethos of wealthy countries.Now there are more subtle critiques, too.

Although Paul Hollander's essay is one of the more subtle critiques of anti-Americanism in his book, it nonetheless misrepresents its object, underestimating the very real role that the Bush administration has played in generating the current global spasm of hatred for the United States.

In fact, the more subtle critiques of ideology grasp the extent to which both liberation and manipulation can be embodied in the law.

On a more subtle level, the critique relates to general requirements of public office.

Uncertainty, though, is a more subtle phenomenon.

This is a more subtle parallelism issue.

A more subtle issue is the ecosystem of software security.

A more subtle tactic is required.