Sentence examples for biting criticisms from inspiring English sources

Author tells about biting criticisms made by Shaw.

It was one of her most biting criticisms of the United States.

Her biting criticisms have become as much a staple of daily newspapers as the crossword puzzle.

But she made it clear that her biting criticisms were directed at the expected Republican presidential nominee, who appeared at the convention on Monday.

As a recent example, the Broadway hit "The Book of Mormon" lampoons the religion's naïveté on racial issues, which is striking given that the most biting criticisms have focused on the show's representations of Africans and blackness.

When the most biting criticisms of his work were read aloud to him as he sat in a mezzanine-level lounge at Yankee Stadium last week, he looked offended, even hurt, although he responded flatly: "That's nice, isn't it?" Sterling conceded that he once took negative comments more personally.

The spectacle of powerful government ministers scrambling to curry favor with a yoga guru has already drawn biting criticism from some political commentators, while others have also criticized the tactics of the reform camp as being dangerously antidemocratic in nature.

Weathered a week of biting criticism.

His second session, in front of the House Of Representatives Committee on Energy And Commercee, was much better, full of biting criticism.

But columnists in the Turkish press — including the English language press — have written biting criticism as well.

Mr. Kindred's column was only the beginning, opening a spigot of biting criticism online about Mr. Albom and his work.