Sentence examples for criticizing with from inspiring English sources

There is always room for improvement––most people are constantly aware of this––but there is no room for berating or criticizing with mean intent; you may feel temporarily clever but barbs leave lasting marks, with no benefit.

This album and the band's change in image/musical direction (nu metal/alternative metal) was highly criticized, with critics and fans alike accusing the band of "selling out".

("The conventional is uncritically enjoyed, while the truly new is criticized with aversion").

In 2001, Thai's fleet was criticized — with an off-color invective — by the country's own prime minister.

While marketing to children has been criticized with obesity related lawsuits, product tie-ins are a complicated issue for parents.

Republican candidates inevitably criticize, with some accuracy, Democratic proposals on health care or taxes as being closer to the way things are done in Europe.

When the Bush administration issued an update last week on federal climate research, it was criticized with equal vigor by environmentalists and by industry-backed groups.

Cindy once described her father to Peter Schjeldahl as a "creep," an insensitive and self-absorbed man who "would criticize with hate".

Still, the proposal was widely criticized, with politicians here saying that it would flout international law and alter NATO's mission in Afghanistan.

The legendary lover comes hurtling over the garden wall, narrowly escaping an angry semi-nude couple on a motorcycle whose alfresco lovemaking he has not only disrupted but, in effect, criticized with a sigh.

The manner in which the new legislation is being 'railroaded' through parliament has also been criticized with former shadow Home Secretary David Davis describing the 'emergency' as "theatrical" only while Labour MP Tom Watson called the Bill's introduction a "stitch-up".