Sentence examples for standard critique from inspiring English sources

The standard critique of abortion asserts that it is murder: the intentional killing of an innocent person.

"The standard critique that someone sells then someone else buys misses the symbolic importance of building the rank odour around the industry," he says.

"But the mayor is not just a C.E.O.," Thompson went on, offering what is — in political circles, at least — the standard critique of Bloomberg.

For the better part of a decade, their standard critique of everyone who led the party before them was of how damaging "flip-flopping" was.

Asked about the killings, a member of Parliament from Salahuddin Province, which includes Dujail, offered the standard critique of lax Iraqi security.

Mr Putin exposed this gap in Munich, when he aired some very Russian neuroses along with his standard critique of American power.

It is one of the standard critiques of the Modernists of Vann's generation that their grandiose designs crushed the street-level urban fabric and ignored environmental sustainability.

Cartwright opposed the kind of reduction considered above ("vertical reduction"), but she believed that the standard critiques did not go far enough.

Nor do the standard critiques of suburbia really solve the mystery of motivation -- the inability of many Americans to sit still, even when they sincerely want to simplify their lives.

We argue that such a theoretically-informed mapping of power in institutions will enable scholars, practitioners, and citizen groups to go beyond the standard critiques in order to analyze the multifaceted effects of neoliberal institutional change.

Finally, I turn to the question of a specifically decolonial fanaticism, finding both that fanaticism is peculiarly suited to challenging the ontological divisions of colonial white supremacy, and moreover that a decolonized fanaticism is less susceptible to some standard critiques of fanaticism.