Sentence examples for thoroughgoing critique from inspiring English sources

However careful Kilcullen is not to criticize Administration policy, his argument amounts to a thoroughgoing critique.

Fowler uses his art, and Laing's evident flaws, as a hedge against a more thoroughgoing critique.

"Does anybody really believe a word of this movie?" Pauline Kael groaned in her thoroughgoing critique of the film.

His central message is a thoroughgoing critique of modern liberal culture, which he views as suicidal in its eagerness to upend age-old verities.

A more thoroughgoing critique has been levelled at the general metaphysical perspective of gender realism that underlies these positions.

His major focus is a thoroughgoing critique of representational thinking, including identity, opposition, analogy, and resemblance (Deleuze 1994 [1968], 132).

If so, that would seem to preclude thoroughgoing commitments to war or peace or grand causes.

A thoroughgoing commitment to transcendence cannot allow for a God who is involved in human affairs.

It provided a thoroughgoing analysis and critique of Aristotle's thought, which continued to be the most influential source in theological as well as secular philosophical settings in the sixteenth century.

Rather, Habermas argued, adequate critique requires a thoroughgoing cooperation between philosophy and social science.

In certain respects, Weber's critique is the more thoroughgoing.