Sentence examples for sound critique from inspiring English sources

Losse's inescapable humanities perspective reads like an extended rant of  a girl in Philosophy 101 class who thinks she's offered a sound critique of Aristotle because she used the word "Western".

The mainstream critique sounds like a tautology.

This sounds like a critique of human perception.

Mr. Romney's critique sounded a familiar theme in the Republican primary contest — that the president is out of touch with the ordinary American worker.

When Coach Scott Brooks bemoaned a lack of ball movement and "too many bad shots," it sounded like a critique of Westbrook, who has often struggled to find the balance between playmaking and scoring.

In an opinion article in The Journal, he used what sounded like a critique of Mr. McCain on one level to issue what amounted to a personal endorsement on another: "Unless he opens up more, many voters will never know the experiences of his life that show his character, integrity and essential decency".

It was the sound of music critiquing its own historical situation by virtue of its sheer ambivalence.

That critique sounds more like Barack Obama than Sanders, and that makes sense as VICE contributor David Dayen has noted at the New Republic, Warren and the fiery socialist from Vermont represent two similar but distinct visions for the future of the Democratic Party, even as both are focused on economic populism rather than racial justice, gender equality, or the drug war.

While this critique may sound too "what have you done for me lately?" keep in mind this industry moves fast.

The lyrics to "Good Ol Boys Clubb" sound like a pointed critique of the male-dominated country music industry.

Critique: The sound experiments presented and the high quality results shown in the figures require very little comment.