Sentence examples for scathing lecture from inspiring English sources

Remain flat on back for duration of scathing lecture on your incompetence as a ski instructor.

But if a month went by and we still could not mince a shallot properly, he gave a scathing lecture or even stood beside the student and did the task the right way.

The issue is set to be a hot topic at the Media Guardian Edinburgh International Television Festival with a number sessions dedicated to various facets of the programming debate, including an expected scathing lecture on the state of drama by State of Play creator, Paul Abbott.

But to their surprise, the 70 members of the Bobover sect found themselves the subject of a scathing lecture by a federal judge who upbraided them in a quavering voice for allowing an international drug smuggling ring to flourish in their midst.

In his 2011 Cowdrey lecture,  Sangakkara launched a scathing attack on the "partisan cronies" ruining Sri Lankan cricket.

G eorge Orwell, on the other hand, who grew to despise the club for its CP connections, was scathing when he featured a provincial LBC lecture in Coming Up For Air (1939).

But the prime minister, Tony Abbott, reacted angrily to the scathing findings, saying Australians were "sick of being lectured to by the United Nations".

Trump was far more solicitous toward the autocratic king of Saudi Arabia earlier in the week, telling him and other leaders of Muslim-majority countries — many of them not democratically elected — that he was not "here to lecture". Days later in Brussels he offered a scathing assessment of Washington's closest allies, saying they were being "unfair" to American taxpayers.

Through fortunate timing, Roughgarden was able to attend a lecture by Bailey at her own university, Stanford, on April 23 , 2003 and write a scathing review of it for the school newspaper (Roughgarden, 2003).

Her complaints are prologues to lofty lectures, laced with fancy words and statistics and delivered in a tone of scathing contempt.

Speaking to a packed East Pyne lecture hall, Padilla Peralta called the treatment of undocumented immigrants in the United States "inhumane" and "a scathing indictment" of the country's performance in democracy.