'criticize to' is not grammatically correct.
If you want to use criticize to express an opinion about something, the correct phrase is 'criticize (something or someone). Example: The student's teacher criticized her essay for its lack of depth.
As a critical supporter, I don't criticize to oppose; I criticize to make someone or something better.
The capacity to reason and criticize, to doubt, must be learned at school.
"The al-Dura lie is an assault on our ability to think, to criticize, to evaluate, and finally to reject information," Mr. Karsenty said today after the ruling.
Mr. Schell attacked a monster strawberry bush, Calycanthus floridus, one day when Ms. Dickey was out — "not there to confer, to criticize, to screech in protest," she recounts in her book.
Or to struggle toward a more searching alternative to the shallowness of the flag-wavers — to criticize, to interrogate, to analyze, to dissent?" If you put it that way, there's only one answer.
They decided to fight fire with fire & announce a survey to persuade those they criticize to ponder whether faults that are evident to all the world except themselves might not be worth a brief moment of their attention.
After all, aren't there moments when you turn from criticized to critic yourself?
The method has been criticized to have several shortcomings.
However, the crisp RPN method has been criticized to have several deficiencies.
Our not-enough thinking is accompanied by feelings of resentment, inadequacy, anxiety, even fear and they drive us to over-consume, to over-work, to over-criticize, to overlook today in favor of a better tomorrow.
