Sentence examples for widespread critique from inspiring English sources
Last fall, on his Facebook page, Mark Zuckerberg addressed — sort of, obliquely — the widespread critique that his company was exacerbating political polarization.
Even as Hardin's treatise falters under the weight of widespread critique (Ellis and Swift 1988; Scoones 1999; Western 2004), the popular rhetoric of expansive degradation in East Africa's rangelands continues pervasively on the ground.
A widespread critique of the DSM definition is that not enough weight is given to the consequences of having the delusion for the well-being of the person reporting it.
The examples shown to participants at the beginning of the survey were not apolitical; they featured some of the most famous and widespread online critiques of public opinion management.
Upon his return to Indonesia, Djajakusuma began work on Tjambuk Api (Whips of Fire; 1958), a critique of the widespread corruption in Indonesia; this theme led to the film being held by the censorship bureau for almost a year.
He first equating a critique of sociobiology to widespread biophobia and then equates biophobia with widespread anti-science.
But the widespread appeal of these dueling critiques has left Obama increasingly isolated.
The Abbott government's chief business adviser, Maurice Newman, has warned that Australia is ill prepared for global cooling owing to widespread "warming propaganda" in his latest critique of mainstream climate science.
Similar to how Chagnon extrapolates from his data on homicide to the inherently violent nature of Paleolithic humans, he extrapolates from a critique of sociobiology to widespread biophobia.
Her critique is clearly applicable to widespread practices in analytic philosophy.
The enormous tangible consequences of the 2008 economic crisis, subsequent public outrage about economic inequalities, and the 2011 "Occupy" movement motivate a widespread and growing return to left economic critique that signals a new class politics.
