Sentence examples for feeling critical from inspiring English sources

Leslie Armagost, a judge, was feeling critical about the red jewel on the heel, which was a bit off-center, she thought.

If you find yourself losing interest in your goal, stressed by the need for achievement, or feeling critical about failing, it may be time to reevaluate.

Others felt that Hilton's past as a particularly cruel online blogger had left many feeling critical of him regardless of what he did, and his parenting was simply an extension of that.

9). Have Compassion: In moments when body image issues come up, I am usually feeling critical in some way about myself.

Solution: In 2014, whenever you find yourself feeling critical, resentful, angry or judgmental, try to switch places with your partner and imagine his or her perspective or frame of mind.

Remind yourself of these thoughts throughout the day when you start feeling critical of yourself.

Adams also enjoyed the way the episode wrote Pam's reaction, noting "is she generally uncomfortable, is she afraid of what Meredith might assume, or is she afraid of her own feelings?" Critical reception to the episode was largely positive.

The ability to discern what other people are thinking and feeling is critical to social interaction and a key part of the human experience.

Surely feeling the critical eyes of his audience upon him, Christian Jessen of Supersize vs Superskinny has grown noticeably more gaunt, and didn't seem displeased when the fat content of his buff, cut frame was measured recently on the programme as medically too low.

She seemed far too young and it seemed far too soon to see her feeling this critical, this unsure of her place in the world.

Tapping into antitrade feelings in critical states during the campaign, he had criticized the North American Free Trade Agreement.