Sentence examples for easy to critique from inspiring English sources
I think there was a time about, say, two years back, when it was very easy to critique Indian media because their concerns and preoccupations were so visibly just those of the elite and the privileged of India.
It is easy to critique this as bourgeois, overpriced, and inaccessible to those who can't afford a hobby of enlightened eating, but as the modern food movement has grown, so have the economies of scale that support it.
It's easy to critique any list that makes a bold assertion for what it inevitably leaves out.
It's easy to critique the Kardashians because of (among other things) how ubiquitous they are in our mass media, but that frustratingly inescapable presence in and of itself reflects their branding success and its effects.
"It's real easy to critique somebody sitting behind your desk, or behind your smartphone… and you're talking about a word between 'all' and 'black'," Taylor said in the video clip of the now deleted tweet of the flyer.
If I turn away from Bush-like conduct, America's standing will be restored, divisions healed and the world will be in magically better shape.That pitch worked for lots of foreigners, the most impressionable of whom (tsk, Scandinavians) awarded the incoming President Obama the Nobel peace prize on the strength of it.The problem was that foreign policy is easier to critique than to fix.
Then again, it's easier to critique structural failures than individual choices.
The Power of Ethnography: It is much easier to critique an ethnography than to write one.
It's much easier to critique African Americans for suffering from fatherlessness because then one can wash his hands.
At the time, the easiest way to critique the plan was to say that John McCain thought the problem with health insurance in America is that people have too much of it.
It may be easy-too easy-for armchair warriors to critique the decision to undertake a prisoner exchange when it will save the life of a beloved brother, husband, son, or father.
