Some of the deepest criticisms of progress were produced during and after the catastrophes and upheavals of the 20th century.
(They mean "anti-colonial" as a deep criticism; never mind that the Founding Fathers didn't like it, either).
A deeper criticism is that Dreher's anti-pluralism is too pessimistic — a rejection of the American project.
But it will also reignite deep criticism of the order she founded, the Missionaries of Charity, which according to detractors focused on the elevation, rather than the relief, of suffering.
On the left, there has been deep criticism over the addition of oil drilling projects, including a proposal to open the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, a proposal that has divided Congress for years.
On this subject, Power's characterological direction of error may be the belief that a frank discussion of Libya's lessons exposes her to deeper criticism, and could undermine support for future interventions.
What, officials sniff privately, is tiny, shockingly rich Qatar aiming at, when its own rulers are as autocratic as any?A deeper criticism of Al Jazeera is not that it sponsors rebellion, but that it promotes one particular stripe.
The book includes some deep criticism of classical-music culture; he called the typical symphony concert "bedtime stories told to adults," though he unapologetically loved his Haydn and his Mozart.
A broad coalition of both conservative and liberal organizations expressed deep criticism of the Federal Communications Commission's plan to relax the rules that have restricted the largest media conglomerates from growing bigger.
While the publication of the company's editorial guidelines may serve to dampen the fire being kindled in the conservative blogosphere, in the long run it could open Facebook up to deeper criticism.
