Sentence examples for easier to criticize from inspiring English sources
He reminded me on more than one occasion when my critic's mind was active, "it is easier to criticize than it is to create".
If his bro-ness came at the expense of his playing career he would be easier to criticize.
Bonds does not use steroids, Rains said, but his lack of universal popularity makes it easier "to criticize and condemn him".
Yet the NBC announcers found it easier to criticize questionable 3-point shots missed by Miami's Tim Hardaway, who is hampered by an ankle injury.
Bush's advisers insist that they will isolate Iraq and keep it from making weapons of mass destruction, but some of them concede that it is easier to criticize the current policy than to come up with a workable alternative.
"Far easier to criticize intelligence agencies for not doing enough when [political élites] feel in danger," Hayden writes, "while reserving the right to criticize those agencies for doing too much when they feel safe".
