Sentence examples for an implicit critique of from inspiring English sources

But the gift would double as an implicit critique of Napoleon III.

The term gestured back to the sound of nineteen-seventies soul, while delivering an implicit critique of contemporary music.

It was an implicit critique of Nabokov's book that allowed us to see it in a different light.

It added, however, that federal spending cuts were "restraining economic growth," an implicit critique of the rest of the government.

Although it is not overtly political, each episode offers an implicit critique of the Shiite-led government.

Former secretary of state Rex Tillerson warned Wednesday that deceptive leaders and "alternative realities" are a threat to democracy, an implicit critique of his former boss, President Trump.

But this dutiful, serious officer is also offering a pointed, if implicit, critique of a lot of other recent war movies that have carefully pushed political questions to one side in their intensive focus on the perils and pressures of combat.

Obama delivered a tough, though implicit, critique of Kremlin foreign policy, rejecting the claim it has "privileged interests" in post-Soviet countries.

To many of his supporters, he was a hero twice over, first for his surgical successes and second for his speech at the 2013 National Prayer Breakfast, when he had delivered a sharp (if implicit) critique of the policies of President Obama, who was sitting a few feet away.

Leigh Montville, a sportswriter for The Boston Globe, bitterly composed an imaginary epitaph for Kim ("He gave his life to provide some entertainment on a dull Saturday afternoon in November"); the columnist George Will made Montville's implicit critique of the larger culture explicit: "A society," he wrote, "is judged by the kind of citizens it produces, and some entertainments are coarsening.

Reinhold's radical revision and implicit critique of orthodox Kantianism exercised an immediate and immense influence upon his contemporaries, and particularly upon the philosopher who followed him at Jena in 1794, namely Johann Gottlieb Fichte.