Sentence examples for real critique from inspiring English sources

They hurt, because they had nothing to do with a real critique.

We are left in little doubt that the globules of science are meant to be real critique.

Byron answered his first real critique in the Edinburgh Review with the beautifully acidic "English Bards and Scotch Reviewers".

"Your voice is amazing, as always," a judge will begin, before getting to the real critique, which usually centers on originality, conviction or artistic choices.

But they were deprived of a real critique of the incumbent's record, and a real debate about what an alternative approach might look like.

They are demanding a popular audit of the national debt – in fact many of Spain's problems stem from toxic private debt, not public debt – and their demand for a universal basic rent offers a real critique of current policy.

For real critiques, do it the old-fashioned way: word of mouth.

The above are real critiques in real news articles and commentary pieces, published by reputable news outlets.

There are real critiques of Medicaid as it now exists, such as low reimbursement rates for doctors and uniform access to care.

"For the first time I was doing shows that have no real implied critique, and don't explore worlds some people would see as untoward," he says.

My real foundational critique is a pretty basic one.