overcritical , also: over-critical

I don't mean to be overcritical but we are still saying the same after every major tournament.

These considerations are not meant to be overcritical of recent research.

To be overcritical of them is not really fair.

Competitive Dad, overcritical and demanding of his kids, this man always has to get one up on them.

"It's a little hard to be overcritical," he said, "when most people don't think there's something wrong."

Butler might be a tad overcritical, but there is no denying the lack of production.

No fewer than three people told me they liked my hair that afternoon, one of them my usually overcritical daughter.

“Maybe he was a little overcritical of himself.

He had no desire to be overcritical.

Once again Farrokh sounded like an overcritical father. '

I know she tends to be overcritical of Melissa, but I can deal with that.

We are so glad to have it at last that one is wary of being overcritical of it.

"I'm deliberately not overcritical for a time.

Each image reflects Jaques's melancholy and overcritical nature.

Even before the media got into the game, First Couples worried about exposing their children to the effects of a fawning or overcritical public.

After I left C4, I tended to be overcritical of its output in other hands.

Dr Daruwalla said, regretting that he sounded like an overcritical father. '

“Sometimes mothers are clearly overcritical,” Engle said.

The chairperson of the selection board may have influenced the selection board resulting in an overcritical assessment on his interview performance.

And if the pastry was raw, it was not inedible (Ms Berry is definitely overcritical on that front).

Maybe Morrell was overcritical; maybe Michael Pound had spoiled him for other gunners.

Zakaria: China calls out 'overcritical' U.S.

I'm not being overcritical - apart from anything else, it would be madness to criticise my players - but I'm trying to get everyone to be realistic.

In the e-mail, he complained that Zalaznick was trying to get rid of their writers’ credits and suggested she was controlling and overcritical of him.

Mr. Galbraith called Veblen one of American history's most astute social scientists, but also acknowledged that he tended to be overcritical.