Sentence examples for scathing editorial from inspiring English sources
In a scathing editorial, the Globe called the mock-up "an exercise in taking a man at his word".
5.43am GMT China's official news agency Xinhua had earlier slammed Malaysia's handling of the search operation in a scathing editorial.
In a scathing editorial, the Grey Lady lambasted the "incompetence of the administration in ushering in reforms that millions have been waiting for".
The Wall Street Journal, for instance – owned by conservative mogul Rupert Murdoch – last month declared Trump a "catastrophe" as part of a scathing editorial.
In a scathing editorial in The Yomiuri Shimbun, one of Japan's top archaeologists, Toshiki Takeoka, denounced the credulousness of his compatriots and the scientific establishment.
It was after this scathing editorial in Nature, which said that it strongly encouraged online discussions of peer-reviewed work, that Dr Wolfe-Simon finally posted a response to some of her critics.
The Mobile Press Register wrote scathing editorials calling for his resignation.
The race also generated scathing editorials decrying the state of America's roads.
Some newspapers have produced aggressive coverage of the crackdown and scathing editorials.
Its finding, which inspired several scathing editorials, was that only about one in seven customers said they'd made use of the calorie information, and overall, there was no significant change in calories bought per customer.
As chief editor of a leading journal the Journal für praktische Chemie he often published scathing editorials, and in 1877 he viciously excoriated the young and still unknown van't Hoff.
