Sentence examples for scathing arguments from inspiring English sources
Of course we could never understand why when we were younger, and I assure you we have had scathing arguments with our parents because of it.
USA Today broke its 34-year tradition of not endorsing in a presidential race, publishing a scathing argument against voting for Donald Trump.
Just this week, the lawyer representing the city of Vancouver made a scathing argument to the BC Supreme Court to deny Henry's compensation based on his previous track record of crime prior to being locked up (which included attempted rape), making the argument that even if the sexual assault charges were unjust, he would have ended up in jail anyway.
In January PMI shared a report with Department of Health officials that it had commissioned from an independent expert that was scathing about the arguments made for plain packaging.
The senator for Arizona was scathing about the argument that Assad could be allowed to fall from power as an inevitable result of the unrest that has erupted over the past two years: "Anyone that believes that Bashar Assad is going to go to a conference in Geneva when he is prevailing on the battlefield, it's just ludicrous to assume that".
They threw out the sabotage convictions, and their view of the government's arguments was scathing.
The judges were scathing about Uber's arguments, however, accusing the firm of "resorting in its documentation to fictions, twisted language and even brand new terminology" and even quoting Hamlet to suggest that the group's UK boss was protesting too much about its position.
Prosecutor Juan Martinez gave a scathing closing argument Thursday, four months to the day he gave his opening statement to the jury.
No mothers!" line, he was particularly scathing.
Terrorists are dangerous partners, not fully under their sponsors' control.When push comes to shoveYet that argument also goes for the Afghan Taliban, whose spokesmen were scathing about the talks in Britain.
