Sentence examples for modest critique from inspiring English sources

The modest critique that I would address to France in this regard is that it exaggerates laicity.

Now here is The Sleeping Beauty, which begins as a fairy tale, edges into eroticism and ends with a modest critique.

In this way, I make a modest income from Critique My Dick Pic, and even have a few repeat customers.

Gallagher devotes many pages — too many in a book of modest length — to critiques of recent Civil War scholars, whom he accuses of exaggerating the importance of slavery in the conflict and the contribution of black soldiers to Union victory.

But while that may sound modest, "Drunk Enough" also flings a polemical critique of decades of American foreign policy and a stinging rebuke of the lack of British protest.

But the Critique gives a far more modest and yet revolutionary account of a priori knowledge.

These critiques will be briefly outlined with the modest ambition of encouraging debate in this area.

While the Second Critique treats the doctrine of the Highest Good as built into the justificatory structure of pure practical reason, the Third Critique assigns to the Highest Good a far more modest function.

It has a fundamental critique of the failings of modern global capitalism but only rather modest proposals for dealing with them.

Thus, just as the hypothesis of a fading Romney bounce was damaged on Friday, so was the idea (which we critiqued in an earlier post) that his gains would be more modest in the swing states.

Female appearance often comes to the forefront of this critique, and the participants in the video have been slammed for not being "modest" enough.