“I actually appreciate those who criticize me in a constructive manner.”

“His friends would meet on a regular basis to exchange and criticize each other's literary work.”

“Oh, well, people always criticize presidents and their speeches, so what's new?”

“How can anyone objectively criticise an event without having first-hand knowledge of it?”

“It's terribly easy to criticise a follow-up to a massive success but I can only be honest and say that it hardly made me laugh at all.”

“But for me to go on about it would be to criticise the referee, and it might sound like sour grapes.”

“Various experts have been engaged to critique the methods and practices used in the research.”

“With the flamboyant, unsubstantiated claims come exaggerated insults directed at anyone who criticises or questions his work.”

“The report criticises local planners for being unfriendly to firms offering water-based recreation.”

“She criticises the way in which minorities are exoticised by the dominant culture.”

“He criticizes the author for underestimating the mutability and interpenetration of cultures.”

“From his vaguely defined methodological stance, Snooks criticizes Darwin's use of analogy.”

“While Jimmy catches flack for acting too straight, he criticizes Isaac for dressing, talking and acting too street.”

“Posters for a brand of alcohol were criticised by the advertising watchdog today for containing sexual innuendo.”

“I'd recently been criticised this blog simply hadn't been unlucky enough of late.”

“Individual experts and individual medical bodies around the world criticised it.”

“The entire manner in which the heavily criticized act was passed into law is enough to give even the most jingoistic jarhead reason to pause.”

“The Court has been criticized for expanding its jurisdiction into areas that should be reserved for national courts.”

“John F. Kerry criticized Bush for failing to conduct adequate diplomacy before waging war on Iraq.”

“Each week, two participants will email a short story or novel excerpt to the entire class, to be read and critiqued the following week.”

“After every practice, he sat in Morgan's office, watched tape from the practice and critiqued himself.”

“They argued, discussed, rendered discourses and critiqued each other's theories.”

“But, criticizing Tolstoy, some theorists point out that an artist need not have the feeling in question in order to express it.”

“And then I would laugh and say yes, and that I was both thinking of criticizing them right now, and lighting up a fat doobie.”

“Persecuting witches or merely criticizing nonbelievers can unite the Faithful.”

“After the exam don't spend endless time criticising yourself for where you think you went wrong.”

“There seems little point in criticising the approach that others take to the dilemma.”

“He was perfectly justified in criticising the way English clubs are run financially.”

“In any case, the suggestion that I should have talked to him before critiquing his article lacks a basis in any journalistic practice.”

“You also need to submit an essay discussing and critiquing the technique of a painter of your choice.”

“Before critiquing the author's work, a brief synopsis of the article is necessary.”