faultfinding

One other fact, and then I cease my brutal faultfinding.

Such faultfinding is simple-minded Zorba-ism, a mindless misreading of reality.

The bickering, the carping, the constant faultfinding."

Sometimes a characteristic resonates with a doctor's background, like a timbre of voice that replicates the pitch of the doctor's mother's incessant faultfinding.

This typical example of Socialist faultfinding is in any case unworthy of this Parliament and indeed of any parliament!

But he adopts without quarrel the seemingly limitless faultfinding of Mr. Sessions's management, for minor as well as major shortcomings, from the rank and file he so effectively penetrated.

One's own shortcomings are nothing but fluff, But everyone else's are heavier stuff: Faultfinding comes easy when this is our plight, But it's hard for your parents, try as they might, To treat you with fairness, and kindness as well; Nitpicking's a habit that's hard to dispel.

The inspection team can be aided during the faultfinding process by a checklist of queries.

In temper, too, they differed, with Henry often playing the defensive observer to William's faultfinding man of action.

It is easy to see how the faultfinding man of words, by persistent ridicule and denunciation, shakes prevailing beliefs and loyalties, and familiarizes the masses with the idea of change.