Sentence examples for scathing question from inspiring English sources
Hence the scathing question from the management's August 31st advertisement: "$150,000 a year for 14 days of work per month.
Online users asked scathing questions about how the local government, teachers, family members and society in general could have allowed the boys to end up in such a predicament.
In response to scathing questions from the opposition Conservatives in Parliament, Mr. Hoon denied that the request had anything to do with the United States presidential election.
So the question here is -- how did audiences ignore the scathing critical reviews and shell out $300 million.
Tory MP Steve Baker, co-chair of the Eurosceptic campaign group Conservatives for Britain, was scathing about the deal, saying the Europe minister David Lidington, who answered questions from MPs, had been tasked with "polishing a poo".
Griffiths was scathing not only about yesterday's evidence, but about the entire treatment of the Campbell question.
Afterwards, the programme prompted hundreds of comments on the social media, almost all of which were scathing about Mr Farage's performance, which was compared with the disastrous appearance of the BNP leader Nick Griffin on BBC's Question Time.
Labour has been scathing.
Several have been scathing.
The report, however, was scathing.
