Sentence examples for scathing critic from inspiring English sources

In matters of style, McCain seems like a Democrat — cultivator of the press, defender of the underdog, scathing critic of some leaders of the Christian right, anti-establishment rebel.

Mr. Nabil, who wrote under the name Kareem Amer, was a scathing critic of conservative Muslims, directing much of his criticism at Al Azhar University, the pre-eminent institution of religious thought in Sunni Islam, where he was studying law.

(Hagel has been a scathing critic).

He has been a scathing critic of the banks.

A powerful influence and a scathing critic of puritanism, Mencken helped launch the new fiction.

He was a scathing critic of Israeli religious leaders, and when the mood suited, extended his range beyond Judaism.

"Can an idiot hit Hungary's leader?" demanded 444.hu, a liberal website that is usually one of the government's most scathing critics.

The Museum of Arts and Design has named Glenn Adamson as its director, choosing a researcher without the typical executive experience who has been one of the museum's most scathing critics.

The independents are all former members of the National party, the junior partner in the conservative coalition, and have become scathing critics of the party.

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

The prime minister was scathing about critics of free schools who say they will divert resources from existing schools.