Sentence examples for robust critique from inspiring English sources

He subjected himself to "a robust critique," he said.

Mr. Obama went into a robust critique of Mr. Romney's debate performance, calling it "at least Stage 3 Romnesia".

However, the big society also contains a robust critique of neoliberalism, and the rigor mortis economics that is ultimately responsible for the financial crash.

Perturbed by the queen's lukewarm commitment to the God-given task of further reform, puritans offered a robust critique of the religious proclivities of the regime.

This gets in the way of critically appraising Greenfield's work, just as it has got in the way of a robust critique and celebration of female scientists for decades.

In fact, as she pointed out, feminists in past decades have put forward a robust critique of marriage, given that it treated women as objects of exchange moving from their fathers' hands to their new husbands'.

The difference now is that they are published, and their most detailed and robust critiques of their universities and teaching staff are published in the public domain as public documents.

Could it have anything to do with the "long meetings" about climate change he revealed he had recently conducted with Lord Lawson and Peter Lilley, both well known for their lack of scientific credentials and their robust critiques of the views the IPCC has now endorsed?

These parallel meetings were crucial for instilling non-violent, respectful and robust critiques of others and for strategising for the next steps.

Critics within the humanities have offered robust critiques of alleged conceptual confusions in the recent explosion of interdisciplinary work in memory studies: they complain that historians and sociologists mistakenly attribute memories to groups or to objects, when, on their view, only individuals can remember (Funkenstein 1989; Gedi and Elam 1996; Klein 2000; Berliner 2005).

Cox said the robust, public critique of evidence was essential.