Sentence examples for explicitly critical from inspiring English sources

But whereas some early Syrian rappers' work was explicitly critical of the region's power structures (Abu Hajar has been criticizing the state with songs about honor killings, oil subsidies, and illegal detention since 2004), Murder Eyez's early oeuvre hewed closer to mainstream sentiment, only occasionally veering into political territory to assert the importance of Arab unity.

Other films of this type take a more explicitly critical view of the city.

Many of them - about the deficit, taxes, jobs, Iraq - are implicitly or explicitly critical.

That there was nothing explicitly critical from the band was of little surprise to those who helped organise the show.

In a touch of irony, the urban upper classes, many of whose members remain explicitly critical of Mr. Morales, are benefiting from the newfound stability and economic vibrancy.

And a passage in Brown's party conference speech was explicitly critical of the crude meritocracy which had been his predecessor's definition of a good society.

Research has shown that those who explicitly seek critical feedback (that is, who are not just fishing for praise) tend to get higher performance ratings.

The murder of Emmett Till, a black teenager visiting Mississippi in 1955, led Gwendolyn Brooks to compose "The Last Quatrain of the Ballad of Emmett Till," signaling her gravitation toward a more explicitly socially critical verse as featured in her volume The Bean Eaters (1960).

She recruited 117 students who were enrolled in either the history course, or in a psychology research methods course, which did not explicitly address critical thinking.

Nurses need to explicitly apply critical perspectives to the concept of vulnerability so that a more holistic understanding of vulnerability is formed for the nursing discipline.

This study was conducted to explicitly provide a critical and systematic comparison between batch and column experiments.