Sentence examples for a scathing message from inspiring English sources

And it cleverly shades a scathing message in parody as it tries to connect with voters' cynicism about the way campaigns are financed.

In one of the latest regulatory crackdowns, investigators from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission sent a scathing message to the bank in March that warned of a potential action over accusations of manipulation in the energy markets.

"I do not appreciate having to continually tell your marketeers to keep the heck out of my mailbox!" wrote Stephanie Goble of Phoenix, in a scathing message typed in capital letters on eBay's bulletin boards.

We can unload what we want to say into a scathing message, without actually hearing their response or getting into an emotionally charged exchange with them.

Could it be that Neds, with its difficult accents, unattractive landscapes and angry, scathing message for contemporary society, didn't quite meet the needs of the cinematic arm of the English Tourist Board that is Bafta?

Yet the screwball comedy set-up, the barrage of insults and one-liners, hide the scathing message at the heart of this merciless, truly-black hearted satire (one of the few films deserving of the word "satire")—that through forces of ego and one-upmanship, these horrible, well-meaning idiots have just authorized a war that will kill thousands of innocent people, civilians and soldiers alike.

As Casey prepares to run for a third term, he has stepped out on Twitter with scathing messages about Trump that have given him fame of sorts with younger voters and with the Democratic base.

Some recent Internet postings that American and Pakistani authorities believe have originated in Pakistan contain scathing messages about American military operations in Afghanistan.

Mr. Leonsis sent a scathing e-mail message to Mr. de Castro last May criticizing his treatment of the last talk show of Rosie O'Donnell.

Last month, in a scathing e-mail message, the emergency relief coordinator for the United Nations, John Holmes, blasted his colleagues for having been too slow to step up to the challenge.

"I thought Bob Dole got it about right," Mr. Cheney said, a reference to the former Senate Republican leader who sent a scathing e-mail message to Mr. McClellan calling him "a miserable creature".