Sentence examples for frank critique from inspiring English sources
"I was this loudmouth hairstylist giving my frank critique to months and months of work," she said with a laugh.
Obama addressed this problem in a remarkable speech on June 28 , 2006 at a gathering of the Christian-left group Call to Renewal, in Washington, in which he offered a frank critique of liberal queasiness regarding faith.
Pakistan's army is covertly sponsoring four major militant groups, including the Afghan Taliban and Mumbai attackers Lashkar-e-Taiba, and "no amount of money" will change the policy, the US ambassador warned in a frank critique revealed by the state department cables.
I was right that her willingness and desire to speak freely caused a procession of rumpuses – even MTV has noted that Lorde is "the go-to source for journalists looking for an eye-raising assessment of her pop contemporaries" – but I'd underestimated how well she'd be able to handle the fallout, even when her frank critique of Justin Bieber plonked her at the centre of a Belieber shitblizzard.
But it's not only the White House that deserves our frank critique.
The lively dialogue in the group interviews with frank critique of management and problems related to caseload midwifery lead us to believe that, on the whole, our sampling strategy was advantageous.
— In a frank self-critique, Green Bay Packers tight end Tom Crabtree rated the Lambeau Leap he attempted Sunday as weak.
But she was frank in her critique of the record in the core freedoms and legal safeguards enshrined in international declarations.
The policy community in Washington has been even more frank in its critique of the planned women's march.
Local tour guides can be frank in their critiques; mine pointed out checkpoints where the police and soldiers constantly asked for bribes, before adding, "I can only talk like this alone, in the car" and asking me never to reveal his name.
