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So felt Lincoln when on the field of Gettysburg he spoke those immortal words which Pericles could not have bettered, which Aristotle could not have criticised. [3]
You know I never told you that I went on the river under a promise to pay Bixby $500, until I had paid the money and cleared my skirts of the possibility of having my judgment criticised. [5]
Munich has so much, that it, of course, contains much that can be criticised. [4]
But Mrs. Merrill, like many generous people who do not stop to calculate a kindness, was always severely criticised. [9]
An alleged mistake; a temperate criticism, coupled with a general approval; a rectification of the mistake criticised. [6]

More example sentences with the word criticised in them

She quite agreed with him, praised and encouraged him, then she criticised his slovenly deportment, showed him with comical gravity how a warrior ought to stand and walk, called herself his drill-master, and was delighted at the zeal with which he strove to imitate her. [10]
Those were hypocrites who criticised him; those were envious who disparaged him; the sufficient ethics of the world she lived in was to be successful and be agreeable. [4]
Some of them were speciously unfavorable in tone; they criticised and even ridiculed the principles on which the new departure in literary journalism was based. [8]
We were brought up on the literature of England; our first efforts were imitations of it; we were criticised--we criticised ourselves on its standards. [4]
Well, we have tried a President four years, criticised him and found fault with him the whole time, and turned around a day or two ago with votes enough to spare to elect another. [5]
Possibly because he thought that he discovered in me a talent for poetic expression, he showed me unusual favor, even read his own verses aloud to me, and set me special tasks in verse-writing, which he criticised with me when I had finished. [10]
We sauntered through the markets and criticised the fearful and wonderful costumes from the back country; examined the populace as far as eyes could do it; and closed the entertainment with an ice-cream debauch. [5]
Only when it pleased the signorina to sing, he went near her and sharply criticised anything in her execution that chanced to displease him. [10]
The first sketches of Paul Veronese, the first patterns of the Gobelin tapestry, are not to be criticised for the sake of pointing out their inevitable and too manifest imperfections. [6]
Plato's doctrines are not amiss, and yet Aristotle had criticised them severely and attempted to confute them. [10]
Edith flew to meet him, hugged him, shook him, criticised his appearance, rallied him for a recreant father. [4]
The 'Essay on Man,' has been ably criticised by Prof. Claparede, one of the most distinguished zoologists in Europe, in an article published in the 'Bibliotheque Universelle,' June 1870. [1]
She gave various lessons to my sisters, and criticised our proceedings sharply, as she did those of her fellow-creatures in general. [10]
But Clovelly was in rare form, as I said; and the bookmaker, who had for the first time read a novel of his, amiably quoted from it, and criticised it during the dinner, till the place reeked with laughter. [11]
He had heard him criticised and reviled and praised, just as is every man who goes to the White House, be he saint or sinner. [9]
He never criticised her for taking the world as it is; and she confessed to herself that life went very pleasantly in a house where there were never any questions raised about duties. [4]
A Reviewer has criticised ('British Quarterly Review,' Oct. 1st, 1871, page 472) what I have here said with much severity and contempt; but as I do not use the term identity, I cannot see that I am greatly in error. [1]
He meanwhile had been perfectly cool about it, and had criticised her poems exactly as if they had referred not to a man of flesh and blood but to some statue or god. [10]
I had rather be criticised, however, than criticise; that is, express my opinions in the public prints of other writers' work, if they are living, and can suffer, as I should often have to make them. [6]
Is he ever anything but a sort of tolerated, criticised, or admired alien? [4]
For though she always criticised, she did not nag, and just because she made no demands, nor laid any claims on him, nor ever reproached him for want of devotion, her society was delightful and never dull. [4]
One of the ablest and most conscientiously laborious of our clergymen has lately ventured to question whether all his professional brethren invariably give utterance to their sincerest beliefs, and has been sharply criticised for so doing. [6]
She recalled, with a pang, that she had criticised his clothes: to-day they seemed the expression of the man himself. [9]

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