criticalness

But a professional fetish about "criticalness" at all costs could hamper intellectuals in playing the real and full role they should, in recording, describing, analysing, evaluating and criticising its efforts at building and developing the new society.

ANC Daily News Briefing 1997

We're also a major mortgage lender and as such, we're certainly aware of the criticalness of the crisis that our consumers are facing.

CNN Transcript Feb 16, 2008 2008

Through a variety of verbal and non-verbal cues, the foreign executive transmits his disapproval and criticalness, thereby provoking even greater distrust on the part of the Mexican.

Mexico - The Social Perspective 2006

Through a variety of verbal and non-verbal cues, the foreign executive transmits his disapproval and criticalness, thereby provoking even greater distrust on the part of the Mexican.

Mexico - The Social Perspective 2006

It contained a list of character qualities, both good and bad, (promptness, criticalness, cooperativeness, discernment, etc.) and we were supposed to write down the things we lacked in our lives, and then do a report on the word, such as "perseverance" or "endurance."

One Day Alone 2005

It contained a list of character qualities, both good and bad, (promptness, criticalness, cooperativeness, discernment, etc.) and we were supposed to write down the things we lacked in our lives, and then do a report on the word, such as "perseverance" or "endurance."

Archive 2005-10-01 2005

Sri Aurobindo, before Mother, understood and dwelled on the criticalness of transformation of the body: ...

A glorified body Tusar N Mohapatra 2006

The criticalness of this decision is, I'm afraid, not well known to Canadians.

Lessons from Current Miseries 1983

He twanged the strings just over her head, to keep her from hearing, but quite out of tune, he was so agitated with the criticalness of the moment.

Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science Volume 11, No. 25, April, 1873 Various

Now, we the citizens of North America, are strongly tempted to forget this; at least we in the United States are tempted either to forget or else neglect its poignant criticalness.

The Challenge of International Relations to North America 1925