5 sentences with “critically”

The Soviet regime responded publicly and critically to the articles about political prisoners that I wrote at that time.

"We cram data down students' throats," says Richard Paul, director of a centre for learning to think critically. "But the essence of education is using information to deal with new situations and problems. We neglect this.

Most critically, the members of the Duma (Russian representative assembly) refused to sue for peace with Germany, believing that Russia still had to honour its commitment to the war despite the carnage inflicted on Russian soldiers at the front.

In turn, it was often university students who formed the core of the politicised youth movement of the time: taught to think critically, globally aware and well-informed, many students subjected the values of their own society to withering critique.

The critically acclaimed "art film" The Cook, the Thief, His Wife Her Lover is not a film for the delicate of stomach. In the first scene, the main character gleefully urinates on a naked, handcuffed man. In the final scene, the same character slices up a cooked and elegantly prepared human corpse in a frighteningly realistic picture of cannibalism.