Sentence examples for scathing statements from inspiring English sources

At that time, a number of leaders made scathing statements about the United States.

The letter from the Jewish historians called those remarks "inflammatory and scathing statements from Father Gumpel, speaking for the Vatican, directed at all members of the commission but with particular virulence towards the Jews".

THE scene was familiar: regulators meting out vast penalties to banks, scathing statements about gross misconduct, yet no individuals charged with any crimes and some confusion as to what exactly the banks were admitting to and what effect that would have.

Fourteen years later, in 1964, a woman who had read Wiesenthal's scathing statements about Stangl in the press went to see him in Vienna.

These were pretty scathing statements from a country, which hasn't been directly affected by the Chinese ADIZ in East China Sea.

Thinking of Mr. Simpson as not black is, of course, a scathing statement about race.

And the campaign on Thursday described Mr. Gingrich as "unhinged" and released a scathing statement from Bob Dole assailing him.

In a scathing statement, Human Rights Watch condemned the EU's "utter failure to respond collectively and compassionately to refugee flows".

The Lancet acted today only because it no longer had a viable choice: last week, Britain's General Medical Council issued a scathing statement detailing Wakefield's unethical methods.

Mr. Sweeney responded with a scathing statement of his own, mocking the governor for praising Justice Rivera-Soto after he "failed to reappoint a model justice," Mr. Wallace.

One party that was not happy was Rupert Murdoch's News International (NI), which issued a scathing statement accusing the committee of bias.