Sentence examples for extreme critiques from inspiring English sources

Proponents of gamifcation are used to dealing with the more extreme critiques like those from Bogost.

The most extreme critique of the EU, though, is that it has brought down elected governments.

The flourishing of farmers' markets has supported local agriculture, and the eat-what-you-kill movement has emerged as an extreme critique of industrialized food.

Though few parents will intervene to felonious extremes, the widespread critiques of parents who meddle too much can leave us questioning our everyday instincts to help our children.

The most extreme version of this critique practically makes Etsy sound like Wal-Mart in its ripple-effect power through the broader D.I.Y. business community.

The more extreme version of this critique suggests a principle of giving according to which one should give all one's luxuries in order to satisfy the basic needs of others.

We may not like the bearer of these words but Obama was right: the extreme right expropriated the anti-globalization critique from progressives.

Critiques have focused on the extreme unreality of the assumptions that underpin the Arrow-Debreu theorems of welfare economics.

I know that I am in an extreme place of privilege in issuing a critique of the way that liberal families and communities often commodify sexual identities, but I worry.

Scientists working on the project are fending off these critiques by proceeding slowly and with extreme caution.

I am even prepared to retune my critique of the National Agency for Overcoming Extreme Poverty (Anspe), which I wrote about a few months ago.