Sentence examples for fundamental criticism from inspiring English sources

"It's not in any way a fundamental criticism of the U.S. I guess, it might be critical of that side of American society, but if it is, it's a very lighthearted one".

Worst possible person to be making such a fundamental criticism.

In fact, it has faced the kind of fundamental criticism rarely directed towards entire disciplines.

The blogger adds: I make no fundamental criticism of the campaigners.

"The fundamental criticism of this whole endeavor is that they're not pragmatic enough," a Capitol Hill regular said.

Known as the Patriot movement after an old party term used by both republicans and Orangists, it applied fundamental criticism to the established government.

On the other hand, there are three fundamental criticisms of voluntary contribution mechanism experiments.

One of the most significant and fundamental criticisms he faces is that his father pulls the strings behind his back.

"One of the fundamental criticisms of the law is that it will have a chilling effect on subletting," she said.

During this time of rising national consciousness, a generation of theologians appeared who remained entirely within the context of medieval Roman Catholicism but who engaged in fundamental criticisms of it.

In academic writings, and in many of the scholarly amicus briefs filed to assist the Court in this case, there are fundamental criticisms of the historical premises relied upon by the majority and concurring opinions in Bowers.