Sentence examples for incisive critique from inspiring English sources

The Unknown Marx is an incisive critique of the way the West has revised and interpreted Marxist theory.

However, it should be read in conjunction with George Monbiot's incisive critique of Labour's manifesto (Opinion, 15 April).

Green's vision of the 'smart enough city' offers an incisive critique of the limits of technology-driven urban design.

What begins as an incisive critique of how economists and policymakers abandoned community ends as a dismaying illustration of the problem.

With its incisive critique of America's storied heroic individualism, Against Self-Reliance argues that the arts of dependence were and are critical to the project of American independence.

The most incisive critique of totemistic phenomena, one that denied the "reality" of totemism, was supplied by the French ethnologist Claude Lévi-Strauss Lévi-Strausssme aujourd'huin(EngLe Totémismetion, Totemism, 1963).

Said wrote his incisive critiques as both an insider and an authority.

At this point, awards shows are generally understood to be glamorous fountains of not-particularly-helpful political commentary rather than go-to sources for incisive critiques.

By that point, though, it was Ms. Lopez, with her long history of turning medium skill into maximum payoff, who was leading the panel, with incisive critiques and a genuinely nurturing presence missing since Paula Abdul left the show in 2009.

And in one of the most incisive critiques of opportunism at the Guggenheim Museum ever committed to paper, a small grisaille painting depicts the Wright building as an abandoned roller skating attraction, with a sign on the front reading "Skate the ramp of Death!" KEN JOHNSON.

Legitimate coaches offer incisive critiques and useful techniques to improve your game.