Sentence examples for larger critique from inspiring English sources

That's a much larger critique.

It was the start of a much larger critique of the significance of the oedipal complex in psychoanalysis.

The larger critique also make the case that US drug laws go to heart of the issue of who controls our justice system.

This gossip, and how Frank should respond to it, drive the narrative and Crothers's larger critique of how women are meant to think and act, compared with men.

Still, they don't provide much space for public engagement to change the direction or central aims of the campaign; something which might annoy those who felt Goldacre's book missed a larger critique (see first question in this Observer Q&A).

Even as he disavowed the "Forward to Richmond!" slogan and Dana's tone-deaf call for the cabinet's resignation, Greeley stood by his paper's larger critique of the administration's handling of the war as a whole.

Perhaps the largest critique of organized religion is its inability to change with the times and be conscious of current social issues.

You critique popular systems of validation, at award shows, in paparazzi lenses, but for your own personal gain not for large critiques of cultures of policing.

Prominent feminists were outraged, and the question persists: Was his use of soft porn just plain sexist, or part of a larger cultural critique?

The larger Democratic critique of the Republican plan, as voiced by many people this week, is that the obvious solution to the lack of a drug benefit in Medicare is to add a drug benefit to Medicare -- rather than, as Mr. Pollack puts it, "contorting yourself" to find private-sector mechanisms that the private sector itself has doubts about.

Inarritu, who is known to reporters for being savvy about the media, was (mostly) laughing even as he offered a larger media critique.