Sentence examples for obvious critique from inspiring English sources

So there's an obvious critique you can make of modeling.

The obvious critique of Lenny's parenting is both central to "Daddy Longlegs" and beside the point.

Such an obvious critique of the Palestinian National Authority saw Jenin's conservatives driven up the wall, and fortunately there was one nearby for them to do just that.

That song is the album's most obvious critique of a gay heritage, which Mr. Wainwright experiences as equal parts oasis and cage.

An obvious critique concerns the extensive use of chimeras.

It was a vision not fully appreciated at the time but, three decades later, with our dependence on technological distractions and our helplessness in the face of environmental degradation and massive-scale financial scandal humiliatingly obvious, that critique has come to seem more and more prophetic.

With nearly 40% of the EU budget, it constitutes the biggest proportion and, hence, the most obvious target for critique.

The first and most obvious, is the critique surrounding "clictivism": the idea that our politics is dying because people have ditched real-life activism in favor of signing online petitions.

The most obvious and durable critique of "Schindler's List" is that the highest-profile Holocaust movie ever made (one designed to be used as an educational tool) is focused on a statistical anomaly – the Nazi who has a change of heart.

The sociological critique is obvious, but the prison could be a metaphor for a certain shut-down state of consciousness, for being oblivious to the divinity -- natural, poetic and otherwise -- that expands beyond the limits of ordinary vision.

The fact that he couldn't get a U.S. visa to come to the ceremony may slightly boost the film's chances, but I think that it will win for another reason: Farhadi is a dully confident realist whose films have an overt, even an obvious, element of social critique, psychology by numbers, and no strangeness whatsoever.