Sentence examples for critically said from inspiring English sources

Two officials for the World Food Program were wounded, one, from Madagascar, critically, said Paul Risley, a spokesman for the aid agency.

"I warn people not to simply take over rules from the United States without first reflecting on them critically," said Gerhard Cromme of ThyssenKrupp.

"We wanted to help children to acquire the life skills they need to view films critically," said Stephen Apkon, the Burns Center's founder and executive director.

"Reports of studies need to be looked at quite critically," said the senior author, Dr. Ian F. Tannock, a professor of medical oncology at the University of Toronto.

At least 70 people were wounded, many of them critically, said Shahid Ullah, an official in the district, which is near Peshawar, the provincial capital.

It is becoming more and more difficult to write critically," said the novelist, who was prosecuted in Turkey for "insulting Turkishness" after her bestselling novel The Bastard of Istanbul was released.

"Most domestically educated Rwandans have never learned how to think independently and critically," says the Legatum Institute.

They are really looking at a student's comprehension skills and their ability to take in information, analyse it, and think critically, says Fenton-Glynn.

Most employers are looking for transferable skills — the ability to problem solve, work in teams, write and communicate, and think critically, says Ms. Collier of SUNY New Paltz.

When Fayerman critically says of the cycle: "It was very Yorkshire, wasn't it?" you get a sign of the working-class belief that art is something that now belongs to other people.

"The voting members of the International Commission on Stratigraphy look at these things critically," says Stan Finney, chair of ICS and a geologist at California State University, Long Beach.