| The most tiresome vaingloriousness may be more hopeful than hypercriticism and spleen. |
| Those who are curious about such works of hypercriticism would do well to study his Theognis Restitutus. |
| All this is hypercritical, but hypercriticism must be met with its own weapons. |
| The author seems to equate hypercriticism with selectivism based on presuppositions. |
| This is to be the spirit of the following remarks, even though my piece is still too short, and my personal tendency to hypercriticism too strong, to entirely live up to this ideal. |
| But in sport hyperbole can give way to hypercriticism with astonishing speed. |
