self-critical

"There's tons that's not very nice and I'm very, very self critical, so it was like a drug for me, " she said.

Confucius, I hold, had the faults of not being democratic and of lacking a self-critical spirit, in a way rather like Mr. Liang.

It's easy to become very self-critical when you're an actor.

You just might not be aware of that if you're too busy being self-critical.

If our parenting was primarily negative, we will tend to be self critical much of the time.

I'm quite self-critical and try to estimate myself and my activities carefully.

If they're negative and self-critical, learn to do thought-stopping as negativity will only make you more stressed out.

It subsumes two aspects: Marxist critiques of capitalist society and Marxist self-critical spirit.

They can laugh at themselves and their country, and they can be very self-critical, while remaining always intensely patriotic.

No species of performing artist is as self-critical as a dancer.

Being humble creates true opportunities for growth whereas being self-critical can drag us down.

"[Perfectionists] are very self-critical, they are not satisfied ever with their performance, " Fry said.

They will also start to be more self critical of how pictures look.

To solve its problems, it needs more open discussion and more self-critical thinking.

Low self-image: If you are self-critical about your social acceptance, your skills or your body image, you have low self-esteem.

No other club is self-critical like us.

Questioner: Are you saying that our only fault is to be self-critical?

I think that American people should be more self-critical towards the global warming issue.

Self-compassion entails being kind and understanding toward oneself in instances of pain or failure rather than being harshly self-critical;

In my experience, no species of performing artist is as self - critical as a dancer(Susan Sontag)