Sentence examples for I should criticize from inspiring English sources

"I can complain, but I don't think I should criticize.

God forbid that I should criticize the author of the great "GF," but I gotta be honest with you: the man has lost his touch.

"If I play well, you can praise me, and if I play badly, you should criticize me," he said last week.

"I don't think they should criticize the N.F.L.," he said.

"I do not think that we should criticize the department and what it has done without also making a critical review of what Congress has enacted," Mr. Spratt said in a written dissent.

Of his representation of Weinstein in general, he said, "I don't believe former lawyers should criticize former clients".

Critics of tech should criticize the reason, not the excuse; the disease, not the symptom.

It means we should criticize them -- loudly -- and the regimes that produce them.

But Robert Teeter, a Republican pollster, said Republicans should criticize President Clinton for not pursuing energy independence instead of worrying about small gas taxes.

Dream On" (June 21): No one should criticize the 15-month to 18-month-old infant who has found French fries to be the vegetable of choice.

In it, she should criticize the policies of financial deregulation that took off during her husband's Presidency, acknowledging that that is their provenance and connecting them to the deep unfairness of our economy.