Sentence examples for critically than from inspiring English sources
A second factor in PiS's continued popularity is that western Europe, where most criticism of the ruling party stems from, is now viewed far more critically than before by many Poles.
Has Mr Gilligan ever met or seen him?" Undoubtedly, the BBC covered the war more critically than the American networks did.
Yet in our straitened times, the money that art attracts is looked at more critically than it was during recent boom years.
The game fared better critically than its Dreamcast contemporary, Deadly Skies, which was actually a pretty good arcade flight shooter in the Ace Combat style.
The maps service carries no such disclaimer and is likely being viewed even more critically than Siri because maps have become such an essential tool for smartphone users.
(Johnson) 'GO-SLOW: Diaries of Personal and Collective Stagnation in Lagos' (through July 31) No one views Africa more critically than Africans.
Since "Memento," however, Nolan, though more critically praised than many directors and more commercially successful than most ("The Dark Knight" is the twelfth-highest grossing film of all time, and its sequel promises to crack the top ten), has been dismissed by many cineastes as slick and quasi-intellectual.
Lenta.ru was getting more than thirteen million unique visitors a month, and was far more direct and critically minded than anything on state television or in most print publications.
For many, being encouraged to think independently and critically, rather than learning by rote, is new and takes time and adjustment.
It was also in RE where we were credited for thinking critically rather than memorising facts, for articulating opinions and backing up our views and for taking time to consider an issue from a different perspective.
Her changes drew the wrath of anti-censorship groups at the time, with the National Coalition Against Censorship saying that "energies should be directed at helping children navigate among messages and look at them critically rather than hoping for a magic solution by taking away Santa's pipe".
