Sentence examples for great critique from inspiring English sources

Cross-dressing and psychoanalysis are but two of Lawless's reference points in his darkly funny version of Johann Strauss's great critique of hedonism and the sexual vagaries of mid-life crises.

The philosophical and religious movement subsequently known as Daoism (daojia), whose thinkers gradually distinguished themselves from the Confucians, launched the second great critique of ren in the Daodejing, a philosophical and spiritual text composed about 300 bce and traditionally attributed to the mythical sage Laozi.

'The reason why I do that is because I can somehow be a great critique [sic] for myself, and I can react spontaneously before I realise that I'm going along with what I'm doing, and dislike it or like it before I realise that I'm doing it......

Instead of viewing the critique as an attack, see the great critique as a gift of support, and be grateful that someone has bothered to spend time reviewing or guiding you.

Is it not the worldview of a yogi, after all, that has produced the greatest critique of capitalist modernity, we can think of to this day?

For instance, she can bounce ideas off a glamorous soundboard: her sister Leslie Fremar, stylist to the likes of Julianne Moore, Charlize Theron and Reese Witherspoon, provides the "greatest critiques," she said, "as do her clients".

The attempt to answer these questions was the task of Kant's great work Critique of Pure Reason (1781).

This is your place to share great ideas, critique others', offer relevant insight -- or offer a helping hand.

Hilary Mantel, one of our greatest authors, critiqued the life and role of Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, who is canonised and objectified, seen and not heard.

This turned out to be an intense task that consumed more than a decade of his life, and which resulted in his greatest work, the Critique of Pure Reason (1781).

Its just-beneath-the-radar discussion of racial division, fear, and the possibility of change gave the political critique greater heft and stirred the urgency of his words, even as this aspect remained largely unspoken.