Sentence examples for making a critical from inspiring English sources

"I do not think that we should criticize the department and what it has done without also making a critical review of what Congress has enacted," Mr. Spratt said in a written dissent.

THE DEBATES Part of controlling the message is avoiding making a critical mistake during the debates next month.

"How do you write a meaningful comment on such rich, complex, still undiscovered work, without making a critical fool of yourself?" he wrote.

There is a difference between making a critical judgment for an editorial Comment and mindless cheerleading — the latter is of no value.

The reshuffling comes as Mr. Obama is making a critical decision about how many of the roughly 100,000 American troops in Afghanistan to withdraw starting this summer.

Mr. Cheney and Mr. Lieberman were serious choices, men voters can imagine as president, and displayed Gov. George W. Bush of Texas and Vice President Al Gore in a "presidential" manner, making a critical big decision in a serious way.

I came out entertained, and a bit concerned that the Critics may have made a critical mistake.

No - so they make a critical judgment.

"The Asian-American vote could make a critical difference.

The operators made a critical error right at the start.

First, though, the administration had to make a critical decision.