Sentence examples for apt critique from inspiring English sources

ANTHONY J. DOWIDOWICZ Saranac Lake, N.Y., April 22, 2011 To the Editor: Paul Krugman's apt critique of Republicans' misconstrual of medical patients as "consumers" points toward a more pervasive cultural pathology.

Along with offering up an apt critique of an anxiety-laden milieu, the premiere at the Donmar Warehouse throws into the mix the funniest unfinished joke that I have come across on stage in some time.

Cora Witherspoon"Crack-Up" not only happens to be the title of yesterday's new arrival at the Palace, but also a very apt critique of this new RKO Radio Pictures melodrama.

Both David Orr's apt critique of The New Yorker ("Annals of Poetry," March 11) and Dana Goodyear's excellent New Yorker article about Poetry magazine would have us believe that the battle for poetry's survival is being waged in the pages of magazines with, respectively, millions of subscribers or millions of dollars in Eli Lilly stock.

This is a very apt critique from an unjaded outsider.

Whether or not Citizenre can deliver on its promises, Begley's critique remains apt.

His own critiques are apt to be more exacting than the critics', and also more constructive.

These recurring critiques are apt, if repetitive the film is all those things, it is a mercilessly efficient satire, more so than Murphy is a mercilessly efficient cyborg.

The 1956 Hundred Flowers Movement, in which intellectuals launched broadside critiques of party rule (many which remain apt today), is totally absent.

It's not the "marriage" critique that's at issue – the feminist critique is quite apt on that front.

An essential premise is that what Book 3 acknowledged as an exception to its critique, the imitation of virtuous and thoughtful characters, is not apt to exist.