Friend, thou art very censorious, and utterest many words without knowledge.

It was a very censorious rhyme and took a very despondent view of the human heart:

The world is very censorious of poor Christine.

Pritchard is so very censorious, she murmured.

He became very censorious.

She had been a Unitarian and a governess, was fond of good long words, like Dr. Johnson, and very censorious.

This is all I can extort from her; but she is very hard to please, very censorious by nature, so don't be entirely discouraged.

"The world's very censorious, old boy," the other replied.