Sentence examples for clever critique from inspiring English sources

I'm sure this is another very clever critique on modern life from Shia LaBeouf, but it makes my head hurt.

Viewed as a clever critique of Chinese government propaganda, it created a sensation when it went on view at the National Art Museum in Beijing.

Sally Shore's "Shopping Bag" uses brand-name ribbon to weave a clever critique of the stereotypical suburban consumer, and Judith Brotman's manipulated paperbacks, festooned with stitchery and pins, allude to the way such pulp romances embroider the reality of relationships.

But she stands by her clever critique of the retailer and its meat market approach to finding XL models.

Of course there are also celebrities involved, with Jessica Simpson, Nicole Richie and John Varvatos spinning in their chairs and giving their most clever critiques as "mentors".

Several artists have formed clever critiques around such body-shaming hypocrisy, but few are as delightfully blatant as Claudia Sahuquillo, who literally paints boobs onto boobs.

All very clever, in its ontologically parsimonious critique of commodified culture.

Why don't we invent this thing: we'll call it retirement". While we whole-heartedly enjoyed Glaser's recent collaboration with The New York Times, in which the clever (and notably saucy) artist critiques craft beer labels, we must admit hearing one of our favorite octogenarians tell us that retirement is a conspiracy is equally entertaining.

He makes clever U-turns all the time: just when the critique of MTV-style editing was becoming a cliché, he made a video that was one long, slow motion take of a man on fire.

Meredith Blake from the Los Angeles Times deemed it a "wildly clever and satiric episode" that also "delivered an important critique about the limitations of diversity programs".

Mitchell's critique of the Christian Magdalene laundries is particularly clever and pointed because she turns Christian teaching itself back on the cruel taskmasters of the asylum.