Sentence examples for scathing attacks from inspiring English sources

In fact, the acquisition provided a new target for his frequent and scathing attacks: fellow AOL employees.

During the campaign, Mr. Rowhani faced scathing attacks from Mr. Jalili, who suggested that Mr. Rowhani had betrayed the country.

They have evoked scathing attacks by constitutional experts and have been strongly resisted in the Senate, at least so far.

The article, "Restore Mao Zedong as a Man", is among the most scathing attacks on the chairman seen in China's mainstream media.

Jefferson arranged a sinecure that paid $250 a year to the editor of The National Gazette, which ran scathing attacks on Hamilton.

So much, then, for the scathing attacks on Henry Luce, Frank Hague, Tom Dewey, Walter Winchell and DeWitt Wallace in which a gleeful Ross delighted.

Clegg will launch a scathing attack on the current rules.

But the education department launched a scathing attack.

Apple has launched a scathing attack on the Government's plans to give spies more powers.

In a particularly scathing attack, Mr Bayrou denounced his "temperament" and "taste for intimidation and threats".

Tennyson's sally prompted a scathing attack on his new volume in the Quarterly Review.