Sentence examples for vicious critique from inspiring English sources
In the New York Times, the review ran alongside a lengthy, unusually vicious critique of a performance by tap dance great Savion Glover.
In his vicious critique of the Law and Order episode, Mr. O'Reilly showed many video clips from his previous shows with the purpose to prove that he always had had compassion for the situation of illegal immigrants.
However, visibility for fat people can often take the form of vicious bullying and critique, especially on the Internet," adds Budz.
We pulled some of their most vicious, froth-mouthed critiques of the film and then we read them to her to see what she thought.
For instance, many people if they see a beggar in the streets will give them five dollars or raise lofty donations for victims in foreign lands that are devastated by natural disasters but never critique the vicious systemic cycles that shape these gruesome realities.
As a woman she was critiqued in vicious ways as being insensitive to the needs of other parents while she had the best of both worlds.
"What's really absurd is that the Arab opposition to dictators refuses any critique; it's a vicious circle.
O'Neill argues that this circularity is not vicious because the process of verification can be reflexive, as it involves reason critiquing the claims of reason itself.
The album playfully and provocatively critiques the state of the music industry, as well as the vicious dangers of cocaine.
Washington Post TV critic Tom Shales' critique of Christiane Amanpour as ABC's choice for "This Week" host is so vicious, the network has chosen to respond.
