Sentence examples for noun criticism from inspiring English sources

Or simply when critical is used as a noun: criticism, critics.

In Merriam-Webster's Ninth Collegiate, that useful noun nit-picking is dated as entering the language in 1956 and defined as "a minute and usually unjustified criticism"; Webster's New World defines nit-picking as an adjective and noun meaning "paying too much attention to petty details; niggling".

Sensitive to criticisms like one Senator Joseph R. Biden Jr., Democrat of Delaware, leveled — that for Mr. Giuliani a sentence was "a noun and a verb and 9/11" — the campaign worked to show other dimensions.

Cipher (noun): 1.

Also as a noun.

One noun covers all.

Verb the noun?

This is a noun.

"Appetizing" is a noun.

Anticlimax (noun) 1.

Kickshaw (KIK-shaw), noun.