Sentence examples for perfect critique from inspiring English sources

However, by aiming straight at the heart of the tackiness rather than trying to rise above it, Michael Jackson at the Gates of Heaven and Hell may have created the perfect critique of this ugly media circus and given the theatrical establishment a bracing shot of bad taste into the bargain.

She gave me pitch-perfect critiques of the Pilot.

They are certainly not perfect or above critique.

In the very act of mimicking the heat of the creative moment, they give a perfect and ruthless critique of the very notion of accident.

"He's never going to embrace his illegitimate Muslim daughter... and that's why Ayesha Trump is the perfect way to critique Trump and to shed a light on how what he says impacts people".

Republicans have perfected the self-fulfilling critique: Say that the IRS is broken, break it more, repeat.

Taking their critiques, work to perfect parts of your monologue, both in movement and voice.

But Language poetry hastened its demise, and its critique of institutions made perfect sense.

But in America, we expect our first ladies and potential first ladies to look perfect--even if we do critique them relentlessly for spending thousands on clothing.

Packaged as a 29-page report aiming to create "a more perfect union" in "a more perfect world," this U.S. self-critique was sent by the State Department on Aug. 20 to the U.N. High Commissioner on Human Rights, in preparation for a formal review on Nov. 5 by the U.N. Human Rights Council in Geneva.

I caught myself critiquing her egg rolls (which were far from perfect) and saying to her, How are you so bad at this?! Haven't you been raised doing this for years?! Kids these days!