Sentence examples for to criticizing from inspiring English sources
verb
To find fault (with something).
In this view, criticism of Russia today is tantamount to criticizing the Soviet Union for saving the world from evil.
If you recognize that you are a person prone to criticizing, try to hold back on even the slightest criticism.
Corker isn't completely new to criticizing Trump.
Obviously, parts of Freud's work, even to criticizing it.
One blog, adamnagourney.com, was devoted to criticizing the Times' chief political reporter.
On Friday, Schilling praised George Steinbrenner and came close to criticizing his own owner.
The article was devoted mostly to criticizing Denmark's recent ban on the burqa.
Mr. Carter has also devoted no fewer than three editor's letters to criticizing the mayor.
And like many in the military blogging world, he devotes numerous posts to criticizing the Obama administration.
In addition to criticizing Mr. Boehner, Mr. Reid excoriated what he called the "banana Republican mind-set" of the House.
In addition to criticizing the merits of the case, Mr. Corzine's lawyers took aim at the government's prose.
