Sentence examples for something more critical from inspiring English sources

Would it help if Miliband were to say something more critical on the subject before May?

Should a team challenge that stolen base in the fourth inning, knowing it might need it for something more critical later?

(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).

There is a history, a canon, of what Wayne Koestenbaum has called (in relation to Herve Guibert) a "philosophically inclined subset of body-smeared literature," and I see myself (in this case, anyway; writing something more "purely" critical like "The Art of Cruelty" is a different story) as part of that tradition, not really inventing something new.

But Schmoozy leaves behind something far more critical: her imagination.

It is transformed from nostalgic reminiscence to something altogether more critical.

But the need for widespread public education on ghost bikes references something far more critical: a superior public understanding of how vehicles and bicycles can safely co-exist on roads both urban and rural.

Today's art often aspires to be something more than beautiful – serious, critical, radical or "disturbing".

With that came a perception that leadership is somehow a "bigger and better" version of management; something strategic and somehow more critical than just managing people.

Nobody would want it to have come about this terrible way, but there is now an opportunity to build something more humane on a critical site.

Friends tell me I should be more critical of something that is really just a new and more complicated way to watch "Walker, Taxas Ranger" reruns, and I'm sure I soon will be.