Sentence examples for strictest critic from inspiring English sources

Then, resuming the role of her own strictest critic, she added: "I'm not concerned about whether the next work will be good or not.

"I am my biggest/worst critic!" We have all either said or thought of ourselves as our strictest critics.

Thailand's lese majeste laws are the world's strictest, but critics say the military government is increasingly using them to silence dissent.

As for strict definition, critics usually try to establish clear water between the counter-factual and its distant cousin the dystopia.

Peru's strict — and critics say poorly drafted — new electoral law states that any candidate who distributes items that are not campaign materials and worth more than 19.75 sols (5.8 dollars) must be expelled.

Having such strict agreement among critics is a bit like letting the blind judge a beauty pageant: the results are sometimes unreliable, and even less translatable to the world at large.

While few still privilege social class in ways traditionally encouraged by strict economic determinism, critics have fruitfully built upon E. P. Thompson's well-known definition of class as "a relationship, not a thing" (11).

Jay Rayner, the Observer's restaurant critic, said the strict and traditional judging criteria for Michelin stars was in danger of making them increasingly irrelevant.

And critics of stricter work requirements also believe it could pave the way for states to pursue even stricter restrictions, such as drug tests, that courts have often rejected.

Critics of strict mandatory sentencing caution that allowances must be made for unwitting violations.

Some critics view strict interpretation of the faith as part of the association's DNA.