Sentence examples for scathing criticisms from inspiring English sources

As is currently the vogue, its most scathing criticisms are "institutional".

Owers is this week expected to make scathing criticisms of the regimes at the two prisons.

Many playground arguments were had over the merits of each band – I particularly recall my scathing criticisms of Heart.

A message posted by the journal about the shutdown was forwarded 31,000 times, provoking many scathing criticisms of the government.

Before the revolution he authored scathing criticisms of President Hosni Mubarak's autocratic regime in regular press columns, often ending with the words, "Democracy is the solution".

Short-sellers have written scathing criticisms of the company, questioning its marketing tactics and predicting that its shareholders are highly vulnerable.

It drew immediate and scathing criticism.

And, when it fails, it faces scathing criticism.

After scathing criticism, Mr. Chautala retracted his support.

But European leaders by and large faced scathing criticism today.

That was followed by Keselowski's scathing criticism after Nascar found the illegal car parts.