Sentence examples for scathing things from inspiring English sources

He said hilarious, scathing things about the Prime Minister.

A running mate can be a fine and upstanding person but wrong for tactical reasons: he or she might not change the electoral map, or might have taken positions in the past at odds with Romney's, or said scathing things about him.

Women -- and men (but mostly women) -- said scathing things brilliantly.

No Democratic input was even necessary -- just repeating the scathing things Republicans were saying was enough.

But, so help me, there is something about Hannah Horvath that makes me want to say really devastatingly scathing things about her haircut.

He had several scathing things to say about both Trump and Cruz, including lumping them both in with Democrat Bernie Sanders: "If the past is any indication of the future in terms of these three people, I think America would be in trouble".

How dare she say such a scathing thing to me, I thought.

I was perfectly aware that Ray Eddy says some pretty scathing, racist things.

He wrote scathing harangues excoriating all things he despised, including, but not limited to, Presbyterians, Baptists, Catholics, Mormons, Democrats, Republicans, gamblers, drinkers, Irish immigrants, cheating husbands, African-Americans, secessionists and abolitionists.

"I am scathing because a lot of silly things were going on.

They have also been scathing about General Motors, Saab's owner, and the last thing they want is to seem to be bailing out a despised foreign company.