Sentence examples for tough critical from inspiring English sources

"It's a tough, critical piece, but over all, quite balanced," he said.

But he should have asked more tough, critical questions about the studies he presents, rather than accepting them at face value.

Most notably, he removed BBC news programs from his Star TV service because it had produced a series of tough critical documentaries on Chinese politics.

Even if you give them tough critical feedback, they see the benefit and value of it, as opposed to just a typical performance review.

WHEN a newspaper like The Times takes a tough, critical look at a candidate in this year's presidential election, it has to give readers enough solid evidence to make up their own minds about whether it is being accurate and fair.

Fame is also a shield that deflects and distorts tough critical questions and obscures whatever art may or not be present.

Mr. Puiu's second feature, "The Death of Mr. Lazarescu," winner of the Prix un Certain Regard at Cannes in 2005, introduced many European and American critics to a new kind of tough, socially critical realist cinema blossoming in Romania.

You should also get advice from the outside: disinterested, objective help that is tough and critical but doesn't include any governance (think "CEO coach" or "trusted critic" — anyone who's experienced and will be honest with you).

One Republican strategist questioned whether Mr. Bush received advice that was tough and critical enough and whether he exposed himself to a wide enough range of opinions.

In considering what role (if any) safe spaces will play in the electronic music community over the next four years, we are faced with a number of tough but critical questions: Do safe spaces in nightlife even exist?

Several of his receivers, including Austin Pettis and Brandon Gibson, made critical tough catches.