hypercritical

Quite a number of Marxian critics find themselves in the same position as the hypercritical French sculptor.

To be hypercritical, I might suggest that perhaps occasionally the version is rather too literal.

Be not hypercritical, for Heart's sake, against a man whose aim it is to help the cause of Heart.

The public ear has become dainty, fastidious, hypercritical; hence the Ballad-Singer languishes and dies.

The rest of the evening I could enjoy to my heart's content with no hypercritical glances following me around.