Sentence examples for deep critique from inspiring English sources

As art centers there flourish and offer cutting-edge exhibitions, more and more artists are based in or exhibit in the suburbs and ponder their relationship to Paris — offering a deep critique of the capital's supposedly insular attitude.

Mr. Adjmi said his intent was to write "a deep critique of the ideologies and assumptions behind the television series, leading to a collective nervous breakdown for the characters".

They also lay the foundations for a strongly democratic political thought and a deep critique of the pretensions of Scripture and sectarian religion.

Behind your analysis, I hear a deep critique of growth economics.

Not all of ColorOrgy's work includes a deep critique of society's ruling definition of what it means to be feminine.

Social epistemologists have deep critiques of individually oriented and "scientistic" analytic naturalized epistemology.

A still deeper critique involves the differentiation of embedded levels of bias and androcentrism in the crucial assumptions, methods, and norms of traditional philosophy of religion.

Another, perhaps deeper critique is that Burning Man is out of step with our political moment, a world on the verge of ecological collapse.

It may be gross and dark, but look beyond the bleeding baby demons and snake penises and perhaps you'll see a deeper critique of political movements and current reservations of social conventions.

The deepest critiques of Israel's historical claims come from Israeli archeologists (one archeological organization, Emek Shaveh, offers alternative historical tours so that visitors can get a fuller picture).

Here, at times quite brilliantly, Norman – through Burke – builds a "deep philosophical critique of political rationalism and revolutionary ideology".