Sentence examples for bit of critical from inspiring English sources

For a bit of critical flavour, your options are twofold.

By John Cassidy April 22, 2015 News organizations have been examining Hillary Clinton's finances for months, generating lots of stories and quite a bit of critical commentary.

Estelle's had a bit of critical stick for her album on these pages ("too American sounding" seems to be the main beef).

And when addressing them, just a bit of critical thinking and willingness to get beyond the surface mentality of talk radio would be helpful.

But, in the self-effacing manner that has earned her the affection of audiences and colleagues, she turned the observation into a bit of critical self-analysis.

News outlets such as the Post, the Times, and the Wall Street Journal have been delving into these issues for months, generating lots of stories and quite a bit of critical commentary.

Forging a consensus on what bits of critical infrastructure should be off-limits to a cyber-attack would be an excellent start.Making sure that fewer bugs crop up in software in the first place would also be helpful, particularly as the internet of things is about to take off and opportunities for breaches will multiply manifold.

Eve K. Tremblay, a Canadian-born artist who was based in Berlin until she came to work and live on the Pod this year, was not happy with the result of all this go-with-the-flowness. "It's looking a bit too hippy right now," she said, adding: "I'm a bit of a critical voice on this project.

Like those other two, the new film – which also features Sidharth Malhotra (Student of the Year) as Kumar's hated sibling rival/punchbag – has received a bit of a critical smackdown: our review calls it "prone to distraction", while the Indian Express thought it "dragged down by its overwrought mawkishness".

The performances range from Tommy Bradson's rock cabaret, The Men My Mother Loved, to Nicola Gunn's intimate and participatory Hello My Name Is. "We've programmed the shows in such a way that they'll all come out at about the same time to create a bit of a critical mass – that people hang around and talk about the various things they've seen," says Berthold.

The Fox News contributor Karl Rove, a former adviser to President George W. Bush, maintained that credit should go to Mr. Obama's predecessor, who put a premium on interrogation methods that may have provided bits of intelligence critical to Sunday's operation.