Sentence examples for scathing lessons from inspiring English sources

But The Laughter of Triumph is much more than a collection of simple, scathing lessons.

Darwin invariably benefited not only from the trailblazing path that Chambers' book set, but also by lessons learned from the scathing reviews of this highly speculative volume.

The reaction was scathing: as one Twitter user put it: "taking glottal stop lessons from @rustyrockets? Down wiv da kids, eh Ed?" There's a reason this humble consonant gets so much attention.

Eric Nordstrom, a security officer who also gave evidence to Congress said the lessons state department employees have taken from Benghazi were scathing: "Whether you're at a mission, preparing for a hearing or you're standing on top of a building "surrounded by a mob," he says, "The message is the same: You're on your own".

The film earned scathing reviews and bombed at the box office, but Reynolds drew some lessons from its failure.

As we all bear witness to another mass extermination in human history, it is a scathing reminder that the capacity of the human race to forget the lessons of the past remains daunting.

In a scathing front-page editorial in Haaretz, a columnist, Tom Segev, wrote: "Benedict chose to phrase even the most universal lessons of the Holocaust in abstract terms.

Critics are scathing.

The report, however, was scathing.

Labour has been scathing.

Others were more scathing.