Sentence examples for hard critique from inspiring English sources

But his work really offers a hard critique of the Church in its useless postwar prime... Powers is a stylist of conversation; dialogue is style by other means.

They try hard to critique each other without being negative.

Culture is hard to critique from outside a program's walls, but senior captain Cameron Smith had some harsh assessments of how this season felt from the inside on Saturday night after his final game at the Coliseum.

If it didn't matter then, she suggested, it likely wouldn't now: "It would be hard to critique a president based on his religion when he will tell you first and foremost he has no religion".

However, don't put a good friend on the spot who may find it hard to critique your shape.

It can be hard to critique your own work, so after you've done an initial edit, try to get some friends or a poetry group (there are plenty online) to look at your poem for you.

If you're critiquing the manuscript in writing (hard copy), review your critique for clarity and consistency.

Don Henley's acidic "Dirty Laundry," which in fourth grade I found to be a hard-hitting critique of tabloid journalism and I now find to be a hard-hitting critique of Don Henley, and "The Boys of Summer," which had an agitated, wistful sound and more of that icky narrative stance (a provocative guitar lick right before "Out on the road today, I saw a Deadhead sticker on a Cadillac").

That means doing the time-consuming work of forensic scrutiny and sowing doubts through hard-hitting critique.

What emerges here is not fleeting disenchantment, but a coherent and hard-nosed critique of Bush's strategy.

Perry claims he can win the state blending that hard-hitting critique of Romney with his more natural conservatism.