Sentence examples similar to quick critique from inspiring English sources

And I say back to you, "Don't be so quick to critique".

While NationBuilder was quick to critique NGP Van in saying that their platform has more segmentation and would never allow that kind of data flow problem, they were linked to some leaked data from the big dark web stash.

Other conservatives who, like Fest, had long felt the sharp end of Grass's censorious pen were quick to broaden the critique; in Le Figaro, Guy Sorman attacked Grass not just for covering up his own past but for being an apologist for "bad causes," such as Cuba and Communist China.

Tluszcz was quick to dispatch that critique.

Some observers, among them Arne Duncan, the Education Secretary, have been quick to dismiss parental critiques of education policy as whining.

Their critiques are quick, honest.

His works also deliver quick-witted social critiques and biting political commentary.

The economists are quick to note that their critique is not a condemnation of redistributing school funds.

Frampton was quick to counter with a critique of Quigg's record, saying he was "shitting himself" against Martínez until he closed his eyes and landed a lucky uppercut.

And Westerners appropriate all sorts of political symbols from abroad in their fashion without major international critique, many are quick to add, so why should Asia take all the flak.

He is also part of his father's inner circle, usually the quickest to offer an unfiltered critique about how he performed in an event.