Sentence examples for academic critique from inspiring English sources

The Piff paper is part of an extensive academic critique of the right.

Edsall himself has become a booster of a series of "studies" that together form, in his words, "an extensive academic critique of the right".

Buying into the current claim that Christians suffer persecution in the UK, many appear compelled to resist the academic critique of the traditions and texts they hold dear.

He added that if his academic critique of social framework analysis was accepted by the Supreme Court, "then the likelihood of me being asked to testify against bad social science experts will go down".

Klein (a self-described liberal who insists on separating his academic critique from any connection to a conservative political agenda) says the danger lies in allowing such precepts to crowd out fundaments on which modernity is based.

Moreover, academic critique of digital higher education should not be conducted with a 'moralizing undertone' (Massumi, 2015, p. 14).

"All the academic critiques are about as phony as a three-dollar bill".

This has spurred a mix of government reviews and guides alongside academic critiques and contributions.

Marketed as lighter, fluffier or simply more pleasurable than other books (think: Fifty Shades of Grey or Sweetbitter), beach reads often go overlooked when it comes to more academic critiques.

Father D'Escoto scheduled a panel discussion before the General Assembly debate featuring speakers like Noam Chomsky, the American academic whose critique of "humanitarian imperialism" discussed the doctrine.

David Snoxell, who was deputy commissioner for the BIOT between 1995 and 1997 and later became high commissioner to Mauritius, made the claim after it emerged the Foreign Office had paid an academic to critique the original draft of a 2002 study that was considerably more positive about the prospect of the Chagossians making a successful return to their homeland than the final published version.