Sentence examples for scathing commentaries from inspiring English sources

Their scathing commentaries were decried as heresy by mortified adults, who had grown up with those games and considered them classics.

He reserved his outrage for politics (his scathing commentaries on Richard Nixon, the government's neglect of AIDS), or for mistreatment of women (he could not forgive Bob Dylan for acting churlishly toward Joan Baez).

Calling himself "a mall-rat rebel, a useless little bugger," Frédéric interrupts his scathing commentaries with snatches of nihilistic poetry that he hopes may earn him a place in literary history some day.

In interviews defending his scathing commentaries directed at the Bush administration, the MSNBC host Keith Olbermann said he would not hesitate to deliver the same critiques to Democrats if he believed the need arose.

Finke made her reputation with scathing commentaries about the entertainment business and executives she believed were messing up — or were favoring rival news outlets.

Internal Pentagon memorandums include scathing commentary on the intelligence community.

Rather than comply, Mr. Ridley displayed the message on the site, accompanied by scathing commentary.

Fertig, Yurick's second novel, was a scathing commentary on the American healthcare and legal system.

Karen, being Scottish, looks after the communal finances and offers scathing commentary on her colleagues' behaviour.

"What War?" was the headline on a scathing commentary Friday by the conservative editor William Kristol of The Weekly Standard.

In Iowa, where Mr. Gingrich drew big crowds last week, The Iowa Republican, a political Web site, ran a scathing commentary titled "How a Fiscal Conservative Spends $500K at Tiffany's".