Sentence examples for aggressively critique from inspiring English sources
Mr. Obama has been in this place before: finding the proper temperature to aggressively critique — or attack — his rival without tarnishing his own image of trying to remain above traditional politics.
He discomfited Ms. Nerina's frequent partner Erik Bruhn by aggressively critiquing his performances.
Mr. Gates pushed back aggressively against the critiques in a speech at the World Food Prize symposium last October.
Her defense of the Sex Pistols has become a touchstone of what my 1992 article called "the Feminine Critique": "Music that boldly and aggressively laid out what the singer wanted, loved, hated — as good rock 'n' roll did — challenged me to do the same, and so, even when the content was antiwoman, antisexual, in a sense antihuman, the form encouraged my struggle for liberation".
Although use of the adversary method need not be limited to analytic philosophers, Moulton's critique was developed during a period in which aggressively argued analytic philosophy dominated Anglo-American philosophical discourse.
The president offered a blunt critique of Arab governments and, without promising any changes in policy to confront repressive ones more aggressively, sought to assure protesters that they were squarely aligned with democratic American values in a region where the strategic interests of the United States have routinely trumped its values.
You seem like a nice lady, Irena Versloot, and I'm sure you're probably one of the best award codilators in all of eastern Europe but if I could just give you a slight little critique about your e-mail, it would be that you should maybe try to avoid using commas so aggressively.
They are aggressively salted.
endorsement aggressively.
