self-critical造句
1. Don't be too self-critical.
2. No other club is self-critical like us.
3. Suddenly the government is sounding self-critical.
4. Only an open-ended and continuously self-critical approach could avoid paralysis in the theory.
5. "[Perfectionists] are very self-critical, they are not satisfied ever with their performance," Fry said.
6. But compared with the dependent trait, the self-critical trait seems to be a more steady predictor of depression.
7. We push each other, we're very self-critical and we'll take the time to get the product right.
8. If they're negative and self-critical, learn to do thought-stopping as negativity will only make you more stressed out.
9. You may also be too self-critical thinking you've failed when things do not go according to plan.
10. Sure, I can be self-critical and I understand that character, enthusiasm and determination in trying to equalize may have made me exaggerate, both in protesting with the referee and in my tackling.
11. They learn to work hard, and seek and get approval, but they also may learn to be self-critical and driven.
12. With practice, you will gradually develop your own critical faculties and become more self-critical.
13. You just might not be aware of that if you're too busy being self-critical.
14. To solve its problems, it needs more open discussion and more self-critical thinking.
15. The first response of your inner voice is to start being self-critical.
16. You may have heard that after a second date, but now it truly demands a self-critical, honest answer.
17. Questioner: Are you saying that our only fault is to be self-critical?
19. We have to be aware of what we do wrong, be self-critical, and calmly find the right solutions.
20. Visiting Downing Street earlier in the day, Mr Obama was at once emollient, self-critical and articulate, in a way that put an initially bashful Gordon Brown at his ease.
21. His performances always had an "edge" to them, owing to his own extreme self-critical nature, always wanting to "top" his previous efforts.
22. Some courts have recognized a privilege of critical self-analysis that shields self-critical materials like auditing work-product from discovery.
23. It subsumes two aspects: Marxist critiques of capitalist society and Marxist self-critical spirit.