Sentence examples for making critique from inspiring English sources

I don't know that you can make huge comparisons to one creative writer making critique versus a leaker and whistleblower.

It didn't matter whether they were recording pieces of performance art – like Chris Burden having himself filmed being shot in the arm in 1971 – or making critiques of network television, as in some of Richard Serra's video works.

But it is also personal: he has appeared uncomfortable on national security topics, struggled to establish a cohesive set of national security advisers, and made critique after critique that lacks any policy prescriptions that would differentiate him from Obama.

Developing students' capacity to interpret information, and then to make, critique and revise claims based on evidence must be a primary goal of education.

I'm curious to know how free Snapchat's minority employees feel in their tech startup office to make critiques in situations like these.

Social critics from Thoreau to Allan Bloom to the S.D.S. authors of The Port Huron Statement also made critiques about the flatness of bourgeois life, but at least they tried to induce their readers to long for serious things.

The quantitative models became more sophisticated than necessary, even esoteric, "in order to demonstrate that the analysts were working hard – and to make critiques harder".

Instead, women of color activists should develop alternative paradigms for articulating reproductive justice that make critiques of capitalism and criminalization central to the analysis rather than simply expand either pro-choice or pro-life frameworks.

He added that he was not making a critique of nature versus man-made.

At least one Democratic politician began making this critique well before Mr. Obama was in office.

Part of the tragedy of our predicament is that the wrong people have been making a critique of "Europe".