Sentence examples for radical critique from inspiring English sources

"The Undercommons" lays out a radical critique of the present.

"There's a lack of radical critique of the status quo in America.

While this radical critique lost some acerbity after 1980, it left an impression, especially on the liberal intelligentsia.

Benn's radical critique of the 1964-70 Wilson government now chimed well with the militancy of the shop stewards' movement.

When one explores the roots of both the environmental and civil-rights movements, one finds a strikingly similar radical critique.

Although EF analysis can lead to a radical critique of the current economic and social order, it has found increasing mainstream acceptance among businesses and governments.

"What I really love about Hardy's books, especially the later ones like 'Tess' and 'Jude,' is his sense of radical critique," Mr. Winterbottom said from Italy by telephone.

The question of relevance was at the centre of a "radical critique" of economics that developed along with the student revolts and social movements of the late 1960s.

Both Mailer's fiction and his nonfiction made a radical critique of the totalitarianism he believed inherent in the centralized power structure of 20th- and 21st-century America.

Behavioral economics sprang up about three decades ago as a radical critique of the standard assumption that human beings behaved in economically rational ways.

In particular, environmental economists criticized the encyclical's condemnation of carbon trading, seeing it as part of a radical critique of market economies.