Sentence examples for A bit critical from inspiring English sources

For both it maybe a bit critical for them to play on Sunday.

I went to Cuba many times in the 60s and I started to have doubts, I became a bit critical".

"I was a bit critical of this campaign at first but it is the first time Armenians have associated themselves with a symbol," said Ter-Matevosyan.

He was careful not to claim these words as his own, but, he said, "People have to be a bit critical to think that off-the-peg is not good enough".

Given the debate over Ferguson's continuing presence at Old Trafford and its possible effect on Moyes and his men, it's worth noting that Paisley felt that Shankly's attendance at Anfield was problematic: "He started going to games and being a bit critical of things, saying he wouldn't have done this and that if he'd been there".

Guy says Kerpoof shouldn't put "programming" word in presentation; calls Kerpoof edutainment (a bit critical overall).

"We were creative going forward and I think we are at a stage now where I can be a little bit critical, saying 'we want more'". Match ends, Aston Villa 0, Millwall 0. Second Half ends, Aston Villa 0, Millwall 0. Corner, Millwall.

I'm a little bit critical of the film, watching it from a distance now, because I think I was somehow blocked by the fact that this was about Brazil in 1910 and I wasn't able to be influenced by what was burgeoning around me.

I've always been a little bit critical of Wasserstein's choice to end her play with a baby.

"Sometimes she's a little bit critical," Mr. Kinard said of Channel, who has just finished sixth grade.

Dogs might be great to read to, with their perpetual, wide-eyed lack of judgment, but cats are great to write to: brutally frank, and always a little bit critical.