Sentence examples for the criticize from inspiring English sources
verb
To find fault (with something).
Mr. MacFarlane seems to be taking the "criticize yourself before anyone else gets a chance" route, or else he just he has really low self-esteem.
Ortiz sounded frustrated Tuesday, appearing the criticize both his fellow hitters and the Red Sox' pitchers for the team's 3-1 deficit against the Rays.
The president was set to deliver his jobs plan to a joint session of Congress on Thursday night, and Mr. Perry was quick to the criticize Mr. Obama and his administration as "a problem for this country" and unable to offer solutions.
The "criticize Facebook" > "get bought by Facebook" dynamic in the Branch/Potluck acquisition was so ironic, it was the first thing to come to mind for many upon hearing the news of the merger.
The 30-second segment repeats the debunked claim that Democrat Michelle Nunn gave money to terrorists, and then goes on the criticize her for supporting "amnesty" at a time when "some experts say our border breakdown could provide an entry for groups like ISIS".
However, the jury criticized the police handling of the siege.
"The paper criticized the lifting of subsidies".
The State Department criticized the attack.
In Washington, the State Department criticized the raid.
Rivals of the Bells criticized the decision.
The New York Civil Liberties Union criticized the judge's ruling.
