Sentence examples for scathing chapter from inspiring English sources
In a scathing chapter Ms. Kaplan depicts Hurst as coolly exploiting her friendship with Hurston while researching the novel, then volunteering her name, but little else, to black causes.
In his chapter, Spurr was scathing about the curriculum proposed by the former Labor government.
In a rant that was described as greater-than-scathing, the head of the New York chapter of the National Organization for Women ripped into Sen. Ted Kennedy on Monday for "betraying" woman by not endorsing Sen. Hillary Clinton.
Jim Marston of the Texas chapter of the Environmental Defence Fund is scathing: the agency people "pretended like [air pollution] wasn't happening, then shrugged their shoulders and said it wasn't their fault".Texas's woes are not Mr Bush's creation.
Labour has been scathing.
Others were more scathing.
Several have been scathing.
The report, however, was scathing.
But the judgment was scathing.
The subsequent investigations were scathing.
