Sentence examples for blistering critics from inspiring English sources

Across his nearly eight years on the Senate Intelligence Committee, some of them as its chairman, the courtly but cunning Mr. Shelby, 68, has become known as one of the most blistering critics of the C.I.A. and the F.B.I.

"He would have been a blistering critic of all that has happened in Pakistan in the past 35 years".

Unlike Mr Powell, the administration's sole multilateralist, Mr Bolton was a blunt sceptic over America's participation in international treaties, and a blistering critic of the UN.

Nor acknowledge being a blistering critic of those who had dared to point out, for seven years in the face of her slamming them, the very things she was now seemingly discovering before the rest of America.

Davis faced blistering criticism from human rights groups, but he said critics misunderstood his mission: to secretly facilitate Gbagbo's peaceful departure in conjunction with the country's ambassador and the U.S. State Department.

His defenders have had to withstand blistering attacks from critics.

Mr. Barroso and colleagues like Olli Rehn, the E.U. commissioner for economic and monetary affairs, have been under a blistering assault from critics who say that enforcing strict budgetary targets to pay down debt and preserve the euro is creating a vicious cycle of low or no growth.

Mr. Macri's relatively narrow victory revealed deep fissures in Argentina after 12 years of governance by Mrs. Kirchner and her husband, with many voters expressing concern over the direction of the economy and frustration with Mrs. Kirchner's blistering attacks on critics in the news media, business establishments and rival political parties.

Summer movies have not only let down fans but received blistering reviews from critics.

In that verb form, the word is used metaphorically, as in "blistering heat"; theater and film critics like to write blistering reviews.

The Brothers came out in impressive numbers, to the accompaniment of blistering sermons denouncing Mr Morsi's critics as infidels, drunkards and Nazarenes.