Meanings of criticise people in English

That still leaves you time to criticise people you don't know.

My mother used to tell me not to criticise people.

No one can criticise people who availed themselves of that and many people then felt they owed the Conservative party their vote.

But if you only criticise people when truly necessary, then you are more likely to assign similar motivation to anyone criticising you in turn.

Reuel criticised people for spreading misinformation online, claiming that a refugee was responsible.

Officials have also criticised people who have gone shopping while awaiting COVID-19 test results.

He also strongly criticised people who use drugs recreationally.

She criticises people with her heart, not her intellect.

He also criticised people who have used social media to accuse the paper of anti-Semitism, a charge he strongly denied.

The new Moderator of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland, Dr John Dixon, last night criticised people who complain about politicians.

But then her judgy mum Rina comes along who hates everything and everyone and openly criticises people to their faces.

Archbishop of Dublin Diarmuid Martin has again criticised people who have portrayed Ireland as a "dangerous country" for pregnant women.

The Principal Family Court Judge has criticised people who use the country's second busiest court as, in his words, a playground for their relationship warfare.

We are new to money, so avoid London habits such as criticising people's clothing, their taste in interior decoration or the state of their teeth.

"Well, I suppose I should not criticise people that I know nothing about," said Mrs. Madison, colouring and serious.