Sentence examples for bad critique from inspiring English sources

I know I wasn't the only student, wounded by a bad critique of their work, who often sheltered in one.

"I mean, I didn't knock him out," De la Renta says, "and I have never, ever been upset by anyone writing a bad critique about my collections.

(Even as a guest judge on "So You Think You Can Dance" Mr. Shankman, a popular choreographer, squirmed mightily to avoid delivering a bad critique.) Rolling up his sleeves and piling on the digital effects, he labors to whip life into a screenplay (by Matt Lopez and Tim Herlihy) so tired even Bugsy, the children's pop-eyed guinea pig, is moved to tuck himself into bed.

A bad critique can ring the death knell for restaurateurs.

Director James Foley's lacerating, foul-mouthed drama, adapted from David Mamet's Pulitzer Prize-winning play, is equal parts Arthur Miller and bald critique of Reaganomics-gone-bad.

Unsurprisingly, its "advice" tends to be followed.Chang Ha-joon of Cambridge University, whose free-trade critique, "Bad Samaritans", is on a list of books the defence ministry has banned troops from reading, argues that such efforts are counterproductive.

Lack of academic confidence often stems from bad grades or critique you received on your work.

You have bad ego-hungry photographers critiquing other bad ego-hungry photographers - and even these "critiques" are often, as I said, fueled by jealousy and envy, rather than informed aesthetics.

The Clinton campaign agreed "literally within five minutes" that Mrs. Clinton would critique her own bad wardrobe choices in a two-page pictorial, Ms. Min said.

It turns out that it's more of a Breaking Bad pastiche, featuring a mock critique at the end from the real Simon Cowell ("Don't give up your day jobs").

A band that seemingly no one liked won the Mercury Prize, new artists such as Lana Del Rey and Spector have garnered the full spectrum of critique from "not bad" to "what knobs" and shows like The X Factor have been marred by indifference.