Sentence examples for more critical about from inspiring English sources

Robin Pierson of The TV Critic was more critical about the episode, and gave it 32/100 and said: "As usual the problem with this episode is that there is no point to it.

We have to be smarter, more knowledgeable, more critical about racism, Aronson tells us.

"Now, people will become more critical about the existence of a sufficient social security system and health care system".

Some ethnic Russians, who have become more critical about the influx of Central Asian and other ethnic minorities, suspected a plot to bring in even more strangers.

Clubs have been forced to be more critical about which players to buy and sell, with the emergence of more sporting directors and scouts.

(Not till thirty years later, in the mid-1990s, would he eventually get around to saying something more critical about Stalin than that he had been a "hard driver". And when he did apologize for his slavish, decades-long fealty to the Soviet line, he treated it as if it had been a one-off error in judgment, like John Edwards's vote for the Iraq war).

"It has run many, much more critical pieces about itself in the last six months, which have been very tumultuous," he said.

We need a much richer and more critical debate about both, along the lines perhaps of the latest Nuffield Council on Bioethics report on emerging biotechnologies (http://www.nuffieldbioethics.org/emerging-biotechnologies), for which l was a member of the working party.

— Senator John McCain struck a sharply more critical tone about the proposed federal bailout of the financial sector on Monday, calling for greater oversight of how the Treasury secretary administers the program because "when we're talking about a trillion dollars of taxpayer money, 'trust me' just isn't good enough".

Earlier this month Ms Nottage was on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC, to present a monologue from the play following Senate hearings on rape and violence against women in conflict zones.When Ms Nottage first conceived of this play, she thought it would be a more critical work about war, like Bertolt Brecht's "Mother Courage and Her Children".

Mourinho is incensed that he was fined £50,000 and given a suspended one-game stadium ban for saying that referee Bobby Madley was "afraid" to give Chelsea a penalty against Southampton, while Wenger went unpunished for what he felt were more critical comments about Mike Dean.