Sentence examples for scathing remark from inspiring English sources

"So it's a social science then?" This scathing remark and its accompanied sneer tends to come from students studying science such as biology, chemistry, or biochemistry.

"That worldview — that a well-timed scathing remark might shame an uncouth person into acting better — seems worthy to me," Mr. Handler said.

But alas, her scathing remark about the type of book she disdains to write has more energy and bite and wit than all her panegyrics about Zetterling and Stewart.

I can't really remember what we all chatted about, initially, but, suddenly, Ben made an amusing but absolutely scathing remark about the completely nightmarish traffic gridlock outside Buckingham Palace (I think the roadways around the palace had just been reconfigured) and the Queen came alive and burst out laughing.

Journalists swarm around him after a press conference, eager to get him make a scathing remark about another country or group of countries.

On the missing "climate": Only a scathing remark from one candidate about investments in renewable energy being far too large, and from the other, a commitment to more U.S. coal, more U.S. oil, more U.S. unnatural (fracking) gas, more U.S. nukes and, oh yes, more U.S. solar and wind.

People simply blurt out scathing remarks, so there's little power in the revelations and betrayals.

He made conciliatory remarks as well towards Jesse Jackson, after scathing remarks directed at Jackson during the New York primary.

Greer, it should be remembered, has made scathing remarks about transgender women.

The nobleman exposed himself by retaliating with scathing remarks about the stinginess of the supermarket's clientele.

His scathing remarks about the Saudi leadership in Rome last week, revealed by the Guardian, were no exception.