Sentence examples similar to scathing commentator from inspiring English sources

Mr. Netanyahu awoke Sunday morning to scathing criticism from commentators in Israeli newspapers, who accused him of incompetence and a failure of leadership.

One of GMR's most scathing critics is stocks commentator S.P. Tulsian.

Media commentators were scathing about Netanyahu's claim of beating Hamas.

However, Indian commentators were scathing, accusing Britain of moving in order to ingratiate themselves with a potential leader of India.

In this context, the facilitating subjects of Russell Group universities came under scathing criticism from some commentators, who argued that there was disagreement over their significance among leading universities, misunderstanding by schools and hijacking by government in the latest round of league tables.

MANILA — A commentator known for scathing on-air attacks on corruption has been killed in the second fatal attack in 24 hours on a radio broadcaster in the Philippines, one of the world's most dangerous countries for journalists.

Last year Britain ended a 10-year diplomatic boycott imposed on Modi, prompting scathing criticism from some Indian commentators who accused British politicians of seeking to ingratiate themselves with a potential leader of the country.

The comments were scathing.

Online commentators agreed and were scathing in their criticism.

Mother Jones Davidd Corn and Daniel Schulman published a scathing piece on Thursday, attacking Fox News commentator Bill O'Reilly for allegedly misspeaking about reporting from a "war zone" in the Falklands in 1982.

Iavarone's comments were similarly scathing.