Sentence examples for internal critique from inspiring English sources

Firefighters submitted to both an internal critique and a highly public one, and winced when it was found that their chiefs were at sea as disaster struck.

One former F.B.I. supervisor, E. Michael Kahoe, pleaded guilty to obstruction of justice for destroying an internal critique written after the confrontation.

His internal critique became increasingly adamant after 1991, when the loss of the Soviet Union's financial support began taking a devastating toll on the country's economy.

For another, the movie's post-horror construction suited a growing 1990s addiction to irony; no character in the film can seem to stop making an internal critique of horror conventions.

However, two crucial liberal ideas have made possible an internal critique of racism, sexism, and other illegitimate forms of hierarchy.

Insofar as Nishida aimed at a comprehensive "system of self-awareness" (Nishida 1987b, 70)––ultimately the system of absolute nothingness determining itself as the historical world––his philosophy seems to preclude the possibility of radical internal critique.

In Brazil, in what can be regarded as an internal national critique (that nevertheless aims to inform global research agendas), influential researchers in the field of pharmacogenomics have questioned the use of ethno/racial categories as measures of biological variability.

The CIA marginalized and ignored numerous internal critiques, criticisms, and objections concerning the operation and management of the CIA's Detention and Interrogation Program.

And factional fighting and corruption within the party have led increasing numbers of blacks to view the A.N.C. as "disinterested and uncaring for the masses," according to the governing party's own internal critiques.

However, postmodernism has figured more prominently in internal critiques of feminist theories.

18) The CIA marginalised and ignored numerous internal critiques, criticisms, and objections concerning the operation and management of the CIA's Detention and Interrogation Program.