Sentence examples for better to criticize from inspiring English sources

Surely Frank Rich could have found something better to criticize about the current situation in Iraq than a looted museum.

When President Ronald Reagan made several appearances on behalf of his opponent, Mr. Sanford knew better than to criticize a President.

"When your boss is a delegate to the National People's Congress," she said, "then you know it's better not to criticize China too loudly".

Sure, she knows better than to criticize the mayor, not that her appointment to this $98,000-a-year post came through him -- she answered a classified ad back in 1994 and worked her way up the ladder.

Perhaps they did not directly come into contact with conservative Muslim leaders, or perhaps they thought it was better not to criticize fellow Muslims in the interests of unity.

The man who has not read the book or seen the play he is talking about is obviously better equipped to criticize it than the man who has, since he is less warped by prejudice, his mind is uncluttered with detail, he can poll his friends opinion with an open mind and without a chance of getting into arguments with them.

The Republicans had a much better case to criticize Hillary for this failure during her watch at State.

And you know, that kind of picking and choosing as an Attorney General, what parts of the Constitution you defend, I can't imagine a better thing to criticize my opponent about, than starting there.

IRAQ With demonstrations scheduled for Friday, the government's chief spokesman said that Iraqis were free to assemble peacefully to demand better services and to criticize their government.

I've always thought that the best way to criticize a writer is to write something better.

It's far better to be criticized by an editor than to be rejected time after time.