Sentence examples for perceptive critique from inspiring English sources
She followed this perceptive critique, however, by voting "yes".
See her essay collection Passions of the Mind and her perceptive critique of Iris Murdoch, Degrees of Freedom.
What follows is not only a complex, affecting and surprising love story, but a perceptive critique of a society mired in addictive technology and celebrity status.
Again, art can do the same: Artists have produced remarkably perceptive critiques of design over the years.
As head of the policy team for one of India's most progressive member of Parliament, Rohit's sharp analysis and perceptive critiques enlightened us all.
That is to say, when dealing with nearly every philosophical or theological issue, he takes as his point of departure a detailed analysis of earlier and contemporary ideas on the matter at hand, offering for the most part accurate summaries of other positions and generally perceptive critiques.
Even with such admonishments from various culture sects, Carroll's pun-filled work has stood the test of time as well as been relished for its perceptive and original critiques of the then emerging mathematical, political, and social systems.
He published, in addition to the works named, his second volume of essays, Nouveaux essais de critique et d'histoire (1865; "New Essays of Criticism and History"), including his perceptive articles on Racine, Balzac, and Stendhal (whose psychological acuity he was one of the first to admire).
This novel continues his bold critique of authoritarian rule, religious fundamentalism and societal inequities such as the subjugation of women with its perceptive portrayal of the havoc politics wreaks on the personal, and the physical and emotional turmoil of lives uprooted.
