Sentence examples for intense critique from inspiring English sources

His largely unprovoked presidential rant on Tuesday instantly sparked an even more intense critique, especially from Republicans.

Scholars have often taken Foucault by his words and insisted that his philosophy is completely at odds and opposed to Sartre's and Beauvoir's existentialism. However, it is my contention that Foucault's own appreciation and intense critique of existentialist philosophy stems from a series of misunderstandings with regards to the notions of the subject, freedom, and historicity.

Her intense critique of contemporary society combined with her political activism set her apart from other leading women poets of her generation, including Sylvia Plath and Anne Sexton.

"Kundalini yoga is fucking trippy," says Laura Marling, with a passion she usually reserves for intense critiques on love.

His critique of Mr. Obama's record in the Middle East came against the backdrop of especially intense criticism of the administration from the right.

But since her "captain's pick" Senate candidacy was announced she's been the target of intense scrutiny and critique, arguably far more than other "celebrity" candidates of all parties.

The critiques, often intense, focus on what is and isn't working, and why.

And there will be intense media scrutiny of his performance, critiquing everything from the funny sound of his voice to the quality of his answers.

AdVenture is a wind-activated spin art machine that combines the playfulness of the intense air stream prominent within our site with the critique harvesting energy in unexpected places.

There are the intense parents who are watching their kids' every move and critiquing their play.

Pearl, critiqued for "sleepwalking" and failing to show personality, delivered an intense if stoic routine.