Sentence examples similar to critiquing something from inspiring English sources

We Americans are addicted to the happy lie and to the associated notion that to critique something — to call it what it is — is a form of negativity; a defeatist buzzkill.

You can critique something much, much better if it's within your field of expertise.

Hitler came to power during the completion of the film, and although Lang's claims that his movie amounts to an anti-Nazi critique (something most of the cast and crew would have disagreed with) were exaggerated, it's still a startling exercise in psychological manipulation.

In his interview with the Times, Giuliani denied that race was at play in his criticism, but that he was critiquing Obama's worldview, something that Giuliani said was shaped by whites.

Insanity is a better way for me to deal with it rather than make really didactic work where I'm critiquing the ad world or something.

I'm not sure if Peele is embracing Chris's version of black identity or critiquing it, but it's something we need to be thinking and talking about in 2018.

However, I know that being on the receiving end of a review is quite stressful, and a critique of something that is close to one's heart can easily be perceived as unjust.

But "Mislaid" is also a comic critique of something else: horrifically reckless parenting.

This seemed a legitimate critique, and something Mr. Harth might consider.

Opening lines: "This book is a critique of something self-evidently desirable, even wonderful, until it isn't: efficiency.

Maybe all of his teeth will suddenly fall out in the middle of a critique or something.