Sentence examples for much critiqued from inspiring English sources

Her review was much critiqued by those featured, including Durrell who objected to Spencer's poetry being praised at his expense.

Based on her past performance, Mel B doesn't so much critique artists as machine-gun them to ribbons.

He doesn't so much critique society as mingle with it and occasionally tactfully collaborate with it.

For all our ambivalence and in full recognition of its power to change our lives, we embrace technology without much critique.

To others, it was a cynical endorsement of racial stereotypes that did not so much critique white paranoia as cater to it.

I would like to think that younger readers who never had a chance to see the band will find this collection entertaining — there is much critiquing of the audience by the band, as well as discussions of Bonobo chimps and BMX bicycles.

But UVA's record on sexual violence remains the subject of much critique.

Research funding decisions and the efficiency of such funding has attracted much critique [ 2, 3].

Concerning the KKG, we assumed that previous studies had not reported as much critique due to the fact that they analysed selected and smaller samples, did not investigate the KKG as detailed, and/or did not differ between Formal Help and Informal Help [e.g.[ 41, 42, 45, 46]].

In presenting this message, Camus sought not so much to critique Stalinism as its apologists.

Women put tremendous pressure on themselves to engage in dietary restrictions and often spend way too much time critiquing their bodies.