criticism

She's loose-lipped.

She blamed him for being indifferent toward her.

She does nothing but pick at other people's flaws.

She was worried about being criticized for her performance.

She's always complaining about how I do things.

She's always nitpicking at me.

Her perfume smells way too strong.

She started playing tennis more out of vanity than curiosity.

She has a rough way of speaking.

She tends to look only at the surface of things.

She really shouldn't have done such a thing.

Is she so foolish as to believe such a thing?

She talks about it as if she knew everything.

She blamed John for the damage.

She was blamed for having lied about the case.

She's always nitpicking at her husband.

She didn't even have the basic courtesy to say sorry.

If she's not exactly stingy, she's certainly thrifty.

A critic might object that all the characterizations mentioned so far are very abstract.

Don't be so sensitive about criticism.

You mustn't become too sensitive to criticism.

The essence of tragedy, like that of the short story, lies in its conflict.

She berated him for forgetting his promise.

She categorically declared that he was dishonest.

She blamed him for being late.

She accused him of stealing the car.

She strongly condemned acts of cruelty toward animals.

She's practically a thief.

She scolded her son for his idle lifestyle.

She is always unfazed by criticism.