Sentence examples for as scathing from inspiring English sources

It's not as scathing as it sounds, actually.

And she's not as scathing as you might think.

And Marlowe is as scathing as it gets.

McLaren Jenson Button's assessment of his McLaren was as scathing as it was true.

First, the emails are as scathing as they are fresh from his outbox.

The parliamentary report, as scathing as it was, is only the first of many dominoes expected to fall in the next few weeks and months.

Yet even in a book as scathing as Hollinghurst's there is a note of quiet admiration for its ghostly subject herself, whilst slowly and beautifully unpicking her decimation of the country.

As Madea, whose melon-sized breasts flop energetically over her waist, Mr. Perry ladles out wit and indignation as potentially scathing as the grits on his stove.

(Dominguez says that "Facts on the Ground" was received by Israeli social scientists "not as a scathing critique but as right in line with what they were doing there").

"Resplendent with Anderson's trademark dry, sarcastic wit, this brief, complicated read serves as a scathing social commentary and, as the title indicates, an interrogation of free market economics.

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