Sentence examples for scathing perspective from inspiring English sources
The paper promised a scathing perspective on Trump for Monday, saying he is "the worst nominee put forward by a major party in modern American history".
For putting this entire fiasco in the proper perspective in quite scathing terms, Milbank also deserves a pat on the back.
The break-up song, written from Watkins' perspective, was described as "scathing", and like "Aimee Mann-style modern pop", with lyrics like "I hope you meet someone your height so you can see eye to eye/With someone as small as you".
Even some of my Forbes colleagues have been less than convinced or even downright scathing about this new virtual environment from a business perspective.
He shows us how Latin America is on the frontlines in the struggle to determine what will succeed the neoliberal paradigm of the capitalist global order". "A scathing indictment of neoliberal globalization from an explicitly anti-capitalist perspective..
A good example of the differing perspectives can be seen in Crane Brinton's scathing comments on Out of Revolution (1938) and Rosenstock-Huessy's withering retort in his review of Brinton's The Anatomy of Revolution (1939).
The perceptive and often scathing critic Conrad Busken Huet, a progressive who left the church, placed Dutch writing in a truer perspective with western European writing.
Kurt held a skeptical perspective toward the world.He'd create video montages as well that were scathing testimonies aboutpopular culture, compiled from hours and hours of watching television.
Steve Ballmer's bombastic mannerisms (never before or since has a CEO leapt out of a cake at a company bash!), scathing product reviews which often left the developers shattered and the products scrapped, and the lack of a fresh perspective has eroded a chunk of their core user base.
The report, however, was scathing.
