Sentence examples for fine critique from inspiring English sources

Thus, Frans B. M. de Waal's otherwise fine critique of Randy Thornhill and Craig T. Palmer's book "A Natural History of Rape: Biological Bases of Sexual Coercion" (April 2) fails to make the best refutation of their thesis that rape conferred an "evolutionary advantage" on rapists: infants conceived by rape would not have survived.

SC: It's fine to critique judgments and disagree with courts, but it's dangerous to say "because I disagree with particular cases that have been decided under the HRA I want to scrap it".

After making history, he was fined for his critique of the new system: "As much as they're trying to help the human element, it seems like it's added the human element at a different level".

After making history, he was fined for his critique of the new system: "As much as they're trying to help the human element, it seems like it's added the human element at a different level". Maybe managers need the option to challenge a challenge, and to demand a review of a review.

One morning I got an e-mail message from Obama that roughly said: David, if you want to critique us, fine.

And Browne is reviewing it, like an oenologist critiques a fine wine, albeit without the pretentiousness.

With its economy so dependent on interaction with the rest of the world, it is no surprise that socialist politicians here tread a fine line between vociferous critiques of globalization and subtle efforts to lure foreign investment and financing.

For example, in the course of a mini-monologue about the state of politics today, he offered a critique on the fine art of redrawing voting districts for political advantage.

Read and critique it -- fine.

This is fine, but the heavy handed critique of consumption is something we could do without.

All this only suggests the wealth of "Towards a New Museum". But this fine collection of ideas, questions, critiques and inspirations never bewilders or exhausts the reader.