Sentence examples for scathing critical from inspiring English sources

Scathing critical reviews for the latest installment of this long-in-the-tooth franchise may have dented its appeal.

When Coleridge dyspeptically surveyed the paltry literary achievements of his brother-in-law, Robert Southey, he devised a set of scathing critical annotations to scrawl in the margins.

The movie occupies an awkward place in the DC universe, following the scathing critical reception of both Batman v. Superman and Suicide Squad.

So the question here is -- how did audiences ignore the scathing critical reviews and shell out $300 million.

Ahead, the nine most scathing critical responses to "Grown Ups 2". 1. "Sandler's first actual sequel, 'Grown Ups 2,' is even lazier, dumber, and less funny than usual.

And, when it fails, it faces scathing criticism.

But with just four days to go before the critical New York primary, Bernie Sanders' detour to Rome, where he will participate in a Vatican-sponsored conference on economic and social issues on Friday, represents an opportunity for the Vermont senator to align himself with a man whose scathing criticisms of capitalism and income inequality closely resemble his own: Pope Francis.

For all the inherent strangeness in images of suburban banality transposed into an alien landscape, the book is not scathing or critical.

Late last night, the Clinton and Obama campaigns sent scathing e-mail critical of each other to their supporters.

"City" reflects the singular, scathing, sustained, self-critical vision of a man who has marshalled every possible resource and driven himself to the brink of death in the hope of accomplishing it.

Following her earlier statement, Michelle Alexander wrote a scathing critique, being highly critical of Hillary Clinton receiving support from Black America.