Sentence examples for potent critique from inspiring English sources

The more potent critique, nonetheless, is that Osborne has no long-term strategy.

Friedrich Hayek's "The Road to Serfdom," a potent critique of centralized government planning, was a best-seller in 1944 (and again in 2010, at the zenith of the Tea Party revolt).

There is no change in strategy driving the decrease in spending, nor are there plans to end certain programmes or initiatives.This is also a potent critique of Mitt Romney's call for increased defence spending.

This is the central question that underpins Gibney's Steve Jobs: The Man in the Machine, a potent critique of the man and the company that, in tandem with Gibney's previous work, including Taxi to the Dark Side and Going Clear: Scientology and the Prison of Belief, seeks to penetrate well-defended citadels of belief.

Vaclav Havel, the former Czech president whose potent critique of communist rule helped foment revolutions that brought down the Berlin Wall, never won the Nobel Peace Prize, a source of disappointment to his legion of ardent supporters who felt he deserved the prize given his outsize contribution to recent history.

In the 1960s, focus shifted to the individual: George C. Williams (1966) issued a potent critique of "the good of the species" and William Hamilton (1974) formalized the notion of inclusive fitness and kin selection.

'The film is incredibly potent because it is a powerful critique of Hollywood and the resonances of stardom.

By taking the medicalisation of contraceptives into their own hands that is, by using the pill in a purposefully interrupted fashion and by debating the limits of medical knowledge regarding the pill's effects young women who became teenage mothers were able to engage with the authority of medicine and normative society, while developing a potent off-stage critique of this authority.

We theorise the results by considering how contraceptive medicalisation enabled some women to engage with the authority of normative society, while developing a potent off-stage critique of this authority and of what they considered to be discriminatory messages imbedded in scientific discourses on teenage pregnancy.

Forbidden Broadway doesn't just deflate Broadway's excesses or affectionately spoof stars, it is a potent reminder that a first-class comedy critique is an art form all its own.

Kierkegaard brought this potent mixture of discourses to bear as social critique and for the purpose of renewing Christian faith within Christendom.