Sentence examples for important critique from inspiring English sources

Arendt lacks Cohen's naivete, and sustained an important critique of the nation-state.

And that has led to a very strong and important critique of conservatism, but not to the critique of innovation.

Not on consciousness, exactly, but still an important critique of an important trend in psychology and cognitive science.

An important critique arises that the by-product consolidity of natural or built-as-usual system could lead to trapping such systems into a completely undesired unconsolidity.

In 1959, Daniel J. Boorstin wrote in The Times that Mr. Barzun's book "The House of Intellect" was "the most important critique of American culture in many years".

"China Goes Global" is a fascinating and scholarly challenge to the received wisdom about China's rise, and an important critique of the accepted narrative of Chinese expansionism.

"There are, however, mainstream and important critiques of various forms of naive realism and objectivism.

This paper responds to potentially important critiques of my empirical implementation made by the FJC's Joe Cecil and Professor David Engstrom.

In hindsight, both Bair and Born had important critiques to offer that might have prevented the current economic disaster from damaging the lives of so many homeowners and weakened the banks' own capacity to roll over their short-term debt.

More than just a question of eating, Indigenous foodways offer important critiques of, and interventions to, the settler state: food connects environment, community, public health, colonial histories, and economics.

Despite some turgid sentences ("It is simply to locate their important critiques in a more nuanced social context and problematize their sometimes simplistic readings"), Kripal makes many sympathetic points about the present spiritual state of America, even if his argument gets somewhat lost in the more lurid details of suicides, strange deaths and amazing paths to enlightenment.