Sentence examples for scathing narrative from inspiring English sources
White's scathing narrative is often reminiscent of older histories and novels about the Gilded Age that pit clever, if immoral, "robber barons" against a public that grew increasingly alarmed about the extent of their power and ill-gotten wealth.
Overall, his combination of reflexive narrative writing and scathing critiques of police violence, poverty and crime in black communities confronts the stories that many media outlets overlook.
Too much influence for some: the first review Coe's novel received, in the TLS, was written by a rather scathing Nigella Lawson: "inside this experimental fiction is a straightforward narrative struggling to get out, and underneath all the fey would-be intellectualising lie signs of genuine literary talent".
The report, however, was scathing.
Labour has been scathing.
Others were more scathing.
Several have been scathing.
But the judgment was scathing.
The subsequent investigations were scathing.
Murdoch is scathing about Pataki.
