Sentence examples for ongoing critique from inspiring English sources

The spotlight can be harsh, of course, as seen by the ongoing critique of Gabby Douglas's hair.

Is Robert Camacho's painting, "Garbage Dump," with its suffocating jumble of corporate emblems, evidence of an ongoing critique of consumer culture?

The issue also pursues an ongoing critique of the country's new press laws, under which there is a ban on articles about national security and social unity, and journalists can be jailed for erroneous reports.

The films that have replaced the western do not offer the cohesive reflection or ongoing critique of the American way that it did, even as the most nostalgic and sentimental of entertainments.

In a sense, Roger Ailes, Fox's chairman, presides over a cable meta-news network: Fox News programming functions as an ongoing critique of what the rest of the news media is or isn't covering.

The example of Good's case added to criticism of arbitrary presidentialism, reinforced by the ongoing critique of insufficient representation of ethnic minorities and their languages in education, broadcasting, and the advisory House of Chiefs.

When asked if she would mind me publishing these ongoing critiques that we previously had only discussed in private, Goodman, who can shit-talk with the best of them, didn't hesitate in the slightest, and actually welcomed it.

Zalthor's candidacy led to the creation of /r/fifthworldpolitics, which encourages ongoing surrealist critique of the upcoming US election, through candidates running against Zalthor.

When Ofsted visit, which they will in the autumn term, our results will be critiqued and the department subjected to ongoing criticism and monitoring.

Trump's nebulous, seat-of-his-pants plan to make America great again evidently is founded on stripping away the idea of striving always for "a more perfect union" through ongoing self-critique and adaptation, and focuses entirely on driving the whole political, social, and economic -- and military -- thrust of the country on the fuel of greed, fear, self-aggrandizement, bigotry, and oppression.

In particular, this may include role-modelling of reflection and dialogue, and ongoing self-critique around their own process of facilitation.