Sentence examples for pithy critique from inspiring English sources
THERE is a wonderful and pithy critique of business books on Quartz.com, written by William MacAskill, an ethicist at Oxford and Princeton.
Truly, our job is threatened by such pithy critiquing.
But I found one line in the column to be among the most pithy critiques of executive compensation I have ever read.
That's exactly what Yoss does with his pithy critiques of Cuba, so searing that he wrote them under a pen name.
Hers is perhaps the pithiest critique of a group that has surged into the headlines, thanks to its close links with Jeremy Corbyn, who was chair between 2011 and 2015, and its protests against military action in Syria – demonstrations pursued with particular vehemence against Labour MPs who voted with the Government.
Its elegant vindication of tradition is also a pithy meta-critique of progressive rationalism.
While it offered an elegant narrative about the nation's Puritan origins, Miller's pithy phrase contained the seeds of its own critique: geographically narrow, monolithic, and limited to what is properly called intellectual history.
Kaplan draws from previous biographies and the memoirs of Sinatra's lovers and fellow travellers, but the pithy narrative is his own, as are his persuasive critiques of the music.
POTUS thinks pithy means "dirty".
