criticizing

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Editorial note

Since the OP is criticizing journalists' understanding of tech, we should ask how well we understand journalism.

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Quick take

To find fault (with something).

Meaning at a glance

The clearest senses and uses of criticizing gathered in one view.

verb

To find fault (with something).

verb

To evaluate (something), assessing its merits and faults.

Definitions

Core meanings and parts of speech for criticizing.

verb

To find fault (with something).

verb

To evaluate (something), assessing its merits and faults.

Example sentences

Since the OP is criticizing journalists' understanding of tech, we should ask how well we understand journalism.

The OP article is criticizing the claim from the original piece that this sort of ad is typical.

Don't worry about being rough around the edges (and the problems other posters are criticizing here).

From their account, it didn't seem like that people were merely tricked into criticizing the state.

How would you feel if Microsoft Word started criticizing people based on the content they written?

> I'm not criticizing the programmer's effort Yes, you are not criticizing the programmer's effort.

I'm not criticizing this policy at all, but the impression of taking credit rubs me the wrong way.

Instead, it deals with (very rarely encountered) hyphenated _attributes_ (you should have guessed, or God forbid read the code you were criticizing).

I think criticizing forking is misguided; the fork is a consequence of the problem, not the cause, and it can often be the best resolution of a bad situation.

It's better if you can cite at least one example/solution when criticizing.

You seem so good at criticizing and explaining that you'd do better.

So we should stop criticizing Microsoft, because Facebook, Apple and Google are not criticized enough?

Quote examples

I would also like to be clear that I am not criticizing anyone for making insufficient progress; it is just that there is a lot out there left for us to understand, and not all of it is marginal stuff that's "very big or very small".

I'm not criticizing the programmer's effort but whenever I see a new project as a "drop in replacement" and/or "50% to 3x faster", the first thing I always look for is the test data to verify that new bugs weren't introduced.