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self-critical

[ self-krit-i-kuhl, self- ]

adjective

  1. capable of criticizing oneself objectively.
  2. tending to find fault with one's own actions, motives, etc.


self-critical

adjective

  1. critical of oneself

    his self-critical attitude

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Though really, I was more than eager to breeze through the hard stuff, “win” a few sessions by making my therapist crack a smile at my mental binder of self-critical jokes and then graduate onto the next thing.

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Riley was considerably less self-critical when asked about his team’s offensive philosophy to start the game, even though the Trojans were held to just three points in the first two quarters.

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And while Burke, whose office is in Sag Harbor, went out of his way to thank almost every part of Suffolk County law enforcement and the courts, Timberlake was serious and self-critical when he spoke.

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"Ofsted’s initial response appears defensive and complacent rather than reflective and self-critical," Dame Christine wrote, adding that inspectors and schools had described Ofsted as "unwilling to respond constructively to criticism".

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So, if you’re watching it in the theater at the premiere, you’re bringing you’re own self-critical judgment.

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