Sentence examples for searching critique from inspiring English sources

A searching critique of the Bush administration's effort at post-9/11 nation-building?

Buller covers this material with exemplary clarity, but the real strength of his work lies in his searching critique of the experimental case for evolutionary psychology.

And with Kael, too, I was startled and delighted to see that the kind of movies I saw with my friends ("Carrie," say) could be the object of sustained, cantankerous, and searching critique.

Gödel himself wrote, but did not publish, a searching critique of Carnap's position (Gödel, 1953 9/95).

His essay "Arguments for The Existence of God" (1939) features a searching critique of the cosmological argument and the ontological argument (regarding the argument from design, Broad states that he has nothing to add to the critique of Hume and Kant).

To select just one strand, Rahman's novel conducts a searching critique of metaphor and metaphor-making.

Long before "postmodernism" became fashionable, Adorno and Horkheimer wrote one of the most searching critiques of modernity to have emerged among progressive European intellectuals.

It's through e-textbooks, library resources, online databases, or even the web that an expertise in searching, finding, critiquing, absorbing and referencing multiple sources is learned.

A systematic approach was taken by a team of reviewers to search, select, critique and interpret the range of studies exploring blood loss evaluation.

Processes of question formulation, searching, selection, data extraction, critique and synthesis are characterised as iterative, interactive, dynamic and recursive rather than as fixed procedures to be accomplished in a pre-defined sequence.

Marian Simmonds participated in the design of the study, managed and undertook the search and critique of articles, and was involved in the writing of the manuscript.