Sentence examples for genuine critique from inspiring English sources
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Steven Tyler loved those breaks: "When you go up there and you're fearless like that, it's the sexiest thing on the planet," he assured her, seeming to offer a genuine critique instead of simply being lecherous.
Basically, he's them without money, which in turn makes his tirades sound less and less like genuine moral critique, and more like whingeing or attitudinising.
But, sadly, as the healthcare bill moved closer to final passage, the space for genuine debate and critique of the bill's very real limitations was largely squeezed out.
August 26, 2013 I don't know if Tyler is making a genuine query or a critique of the Cascadia separatist movement, but on the off chance someone more capable of understanding such things can help, I reproduce his contribution here.
If President Trump's critique were genuine and his goal were a passed agreement, this would pose a real problem.
Students need to take care not to create caricatured versions of their families' cultural practices, such that they would fail to describe a genuine connection to (or critique of) those practices.
Adopting a "Statement of Principles Against Intolerance" that blurs the line between political critique and genuine bigotry will not only adversely affect us as activists and scholars -- it will impoverish the very stated intent of opposing prejudice and discrimination whenever they present themselves.
Who better to offer socioeconomic class critiques than a genuine sociopath?
A Brazilian friend of mine currently based in India (a country that knows a little something about religious-inspired terror) introduced me to the perfect term for both the critics of Charlie Hebdo and those whose mockery and critiques of the genuine pain of so many after the Paris attacks appeared to reveal nothing if not a collection of curdled souls: Catastrophe sommeliers.
Gendler, for example, suggests that we regard such implicit attitudes as arational and automatic aliefs rather than genuine evidence-responsive beliefs (Gendler 2008a b; for critique see Schwitzgebel 2010; Mandelbaum 2013).
