Sentence examples for while critiquing from inspiring English sources

"Look," he said, with the same confidence he might summon while critiquing a blocking formation.

Mitt Romney, by comparison, used 'choice' or 'choose' just five times during his speech in Tampa, Fla. Instead, he tried to brand himself as a 'generic' Republican, taking personality and policy out of the race, while critiquing Mr. Obama's record.

In this futuristic dystopia, Wells craftily spells out a premonition of doom for the human race and the Earth itself while critiquing various social practices and beliefs held by the upper echelon of British society.

Even while critiquing the ways in which some Hindu traditions disadvantage women, Indian feminists have located important resources for women in goddess worship, in vrata narratives, and in the sense of gender solidarity and self-worth that women's rituals produce.

But he couldn't resist the opportunity to speak in New Hampshire at the invitation of the Portsmouth Republican committee, using the platform to single out allies in Saudi Arabia and Japan while critiquing US foreign policy in the Persian Gulf.

In that video, Connelly is seen showing clips of other newscasters, while critiquing their wardrobes and appearances.

She emphasizes the pleasure these arenas provide while also critiquing the objectification present in the two venues where black men can most stereotypically be found.

Alex ACS reacted to this, pushing for a distinction between those who do and do not have such a disorder, while respectfully critiquing the many comments along the lines of what a "great couple" Kirsten and Jack make.

Later, across town at Balthazar, a table of five women dressed in logo-dripping get-ups with plunging necklines knocked back cosmopolitans and apple martinis while loudly critiquing the fashion choices of two men dining nearby.

She offers a critique of the non-trans feminist positions of Raymond and Hausman, while also critiquing what she sees as troubling tendencies in some transgender politics (such as the work of Leslie Feinberg) to adopt a liberal conception of the self as atomistic (2003).

We can be both beautiful in our nakedness and whole in our humanity while also critiquing disturbing histories.