pick holes in's Usage Examples:

"It's easy enough to pick holes in other people's ideas, Mr.

Meera John Chakrabarthy of Sunday Times said "It's hard to pick holes in this film.

In trying to pick holes in my own work, I ended up blaming someone else.

always favoured Susie, and the two of them like nothing better than to pick holes in Natalie.

the resources at these travelers' disposal - though an expert might pick holes in Card's scenario.

These are invariably curtailed by Richard Herring, who would pick holes in Kennedy's jokes before berating her for being mawkish.

The adviser produced a three-page report which attempted to pick holes in the law firm's report and went on to clear Boesak of misconduct.

"Cops pick holes in Nitesh Rane 'shooting' case".

to the world simply because you cannot restrain your propensity to pick holes in other people.

"Malkangiri deaths: Experts pick holes in Bana Chakunda theory".

Critics attempted to pick holes in MacRitchie's claims on mythology; for example, Evans-Wentz noted that.

didn't realise people could see her flaws but it doesn't take much to pick holes in her.

Qatar continued to pick holes in the Bahrain backline into the second half, with Ali Assadalla evading.

The resulting ice pick holes in the pajama top were jagged and elongated, not smoothly cylindrical like.

'" Stenzel challenged him to ride alongside her and, in her words, "pick holes in my flying.

Synonyms:

constitutional; intrinsical; inherent; inbuilt; integral; intrinsic;

Antonyms:

extrinsic; inessential; alienable; explicit; fractional;