Sentence examples for interesting critique from inspiring English sources

ii) We are actually publishing too little, publishing too slowly, which I think is a more interesting critique.

Photograph: /AMSA 6.19am GMT The ABC's Indonesia correspondent George Roberts has also posted an interesting critique of the Australian prime minister by an Indonesian official.

The Sherlock star's turn came after Jeff Bridges shared his ("Am now convinced Jeff Bridges is a crazy f**ker and not in the cool way, just in a disturbed hobo shouting at sparrows and sidewalks way") which he agreed was an "interesting critique", and Kristen Bell read out an even more bizarre jibe.

Should these decisions be made by Starbucks instead?He links to another interesting critique, made by "Undercover Economist" Tim Harford, who describes the way in which fair-trade products enable coffee bars to price discriminate Costa, like most other coffee bars these days, offers 'Fair Trade' coffee - theirs comes from a leading fair trade brand called Cafedirect.

See Strudler and Wasserman (1995) for an interesting critique of this point.

In making this argument, Dreyfus launches an interesting critique of affordances: Gibson's concept is not misleading due to its lack of conceptuality, but due to its peculiar status as "objective facts about what affords what" (p. 356).

OVER the last few days a couple of interesting critiques of Thomas Piketty's "Capital in the Twenty-First Century" have been published, by Matt Rognlie and Justin Wolfers.

One of the most interesting critiques of the practice of collective responsibility put forward by a contemporary philosopher is that of Mark Reiff (2008).

In an interesting recent critique of planning solutions to cases of temptation, Tenenbaum and Raffman (forthcoming) challenge the purported centrality of resoluteness.

One of the more interesting Confucian critiques of Buddhism was articulated by Itô Jinsai (1627-1705), a Kyôto-based scholar who, significantly enough, had neither been brought up nor educated by Buddhists.

"China's New Order," three essays on recent development in that country by Wang Hui, is an interesting and comprehensive critique of China's Promethean reform movement and its unique form of Leninist capitalism.