Sentence examples similar to caustic reviewer from inspiring English sources
He dealt with a caustic review of "The Gate House" in Newsday by meting out a playfully caustic reply in his Web site newsletter (nelson demille.net): "A confession: I once met Charles Taylor at a fund-raiser for Talentless Book Reviewers (he was the honoree), and when he got up to receive his award, I ate his pork chop".
In her time with The Lady, Gibbons established a reputation as a caustic book reviewer, and was particularly critical of the then fashionable "loam and lovechild" rural novels.
Last year our reviewer, Jonathan Lethem, admired Self's "vibrantly caustic prose and his anarchic and florid satirical premises".
Slate reviewer Hanna Rosin questioned the relevance of some chapters but overall concluded that "Traister can be clever, caustic, wickedly funny, and as cynical as the next blogger, but it's always clear that in her heart she cares".
DISINGENUOUS and caustic, yes.
'Caustic Love' is out now.
He was acerbic, witty and caustic.
The most caustic author vs. author insults.
Lauten's remarks were more caustic.
The Thomas opinion is short but caustic.
