Sentence examples for one to criticize from inspiring English sources

"I'm going to sound like an ancient person, but I was rather shocked at what they can show on TV now!" MacDowell isn't the only one to criticize the sexual graphicness of "Girls" (though feminist icon Gloria Steinem loved it), but with "Cedar Cove" being picked up for a second season she probably won't have too much spare time to catch the second season of "Girls" anyway.

The big question to ask Pawlenty about, of course, is the fact that once upon a time, he was one to criticize Mitt Romney's health care plan, on the grounds that it spawned the Affordable Care Act.

Eager as he is to see more black faces onstage, Mr. Hitzeroth is not one to criticize the orchestra's efforts.

He added, "I am not one to criticize anyone else's sexual habits, and I have never held myself out as a 'family values' Republican".

Mr. Forbes was not the only one to criticize Mr. Bush, but his accusations that education in Texas had gotten worse and that government spending had increased under Mr. Bush seemed to hit the hardest.

I have no one to criticize.

This is a particularly strange assessment to make when Superman had Lois Lane, Spider-Man had Mary-Jane, Iron Man had Pepper Pots, and Batman had Rachel and no one seemed to criticize those relationships impact on the male character's "historical, mythological complexity".

But double standards abounded: It was one thing to criticize the Anglo-French-Israeli designs on the Suez Canal, and quite another to keep a public silence when Soviet tanks rolled into Hungary the following month.

It is one thing to criticize "reality" television that runs the risk of trying to depict black life disproportionately in one light as opposed to a scripted drama led by a black filmmaker who is guiding the plot.

It's one thing to criticize a culture.

It is not appropriate, they argue, for one Muslim to criticize another.