hypercriticism造句

• You'd better understand that hypercriticism is all meant to mold you into the ideal Bruins quarterback.
• "Returning expatriates, vision clouded either by sentimentality or by hypercriticism, may not be the most dispassionate narrators of their nation's history, " he writes.
• Researchers suggest that some of Yanovsky's characteristics, such as suspicion, hypercriticism, and jealousy, were implemented into the character of Pavel Pavlovich Trusotsky, a person with the sole capability of being a husband.
• *"'Keep "'it is a significant social psychological phenomina and is related to Criticism # Hypercriticism which mentions nagging as well .-- talk ) 16 : 02, 19 December 2010 ( UTC)
• Gagik Sargsyan, an Armenian scholar of the Classics and a leading biographer of Movses, also admonished Thomson for anachronistic hypercriticism and for stubbornly rehashing and " even exaggerating the statements once put forward " by the late nineteenth and early twentieth-century scholars, and in particular, by Grigor Khalatyants ( 1858 1912 ).
• His success as a batsman was largely gained in a series of first-wicket partnerships with Fry, and though he may at times carry caution a little too far and keep an undue check on his hitting powers, the result is nearly always so satisfactory that it would be sheer hypercriticism to find fault with him.
• Besides the works already mentioned, he published : " Me % 3ere 2ohelet ben Dawid ", a historico-critical introduction to the Book of Ecclesiastes; " Masoret Seyag le-Mi3ra ", in defense of the Masorah against the hypercriticism of modern exegetes ( 1880 ); and " Or we-$ oshek ".