Sentence examples for rather than critique from inspiring English sources

Rather than critique the vacuity of 90s chart pop from a position of contempt though, they thread their criticisms through an honest, affectionate tribute.

But the rainbow of designs was meant "to provoke in a positive manner, rather than critique or twist things around in an apocalyptic fashion".

Ultimately, Halley's show prompts the question: What does it mean to embrace rather than critique the society of the spectacle in this day and age?

Conflicts over unequal entitlement were couched in individual rather than collective terms and in the language of complaint rather than critique (p. 17).

Rather than critique a friendship and lament the way it may have shaped a liberal politician's view on Israel, we should celebrate it.

Kurtz has too much integrity not to heed the advice former ABC anchor Carole Simpson gave, and critique diversity in media, rather than critique those who make media a little more diverse.

Restaurants, too, were used to guidebooks filled with glossy pictures and affable descriptions, rather than critiques of their fare.

With the party enjoying an apparently soft lead in the polls at this stage in the electoral cycle and voters beginning to look to Labour for solutions rather than critiques or its "One Nation" slogans, it is Cruddas's task to provide definition.

Marshall says her A-level politics students have often said they think the basics of politics should be taught at GCSE. "As it stands, children are learning that they have no real role in the political system, which means they tend to ignore politicians rather than critiquing their views.

However, several critics observed many reviews focusing on the Super Bowl incident, rather than critiquing the album itself.

Accept others' experiences as real and valid for them, rather than critiquing others' experiences as distorted or invalid.