Sentence examples for scathing to from inspiring English sources

Yet opinions on the theatre version range from scathing to ecstatic.

His political style lacked elegance; he preferred the scathing to the subtle, the head butt to the rapier.

The assessments of the trip, which saw Romney visit London, Israel and Poland over the past week, ranged from scathing to resigned among the Republican professional political class.

State employees he meets on official trips around the country as head of the civil service are sometimes scathing to him about their workplace burdens and conditions.

Others dismissed Reza as a boulevard crowd-pleaser with art-house pretensions: "the queen of 'big ideas, lite.' " The French were disdainful of her triumphs abroad, and Reza was scathing to me on the subject of "left-wing journalists in whose opinion success is right-wing".

The political echoes can be from scathing to simply playful.

It also prompted Wolf to send a scathing letter to Bolden pointing out that his legislation could not have been the basis for NASA's decision.

It was a critical and commercial disaster, grossing less than $5,000 at the box office, and Phillips turned to penning her scathing memoir to escape her financial difficulties.

In a scathing letter to human rights watchdogs, Haley criticised opposition to US attempts to drive through a general assembly vote on reform last month.

Gen. Paul Eaton has a scathing response to President Donald Trump's plans to hold a massive military parade in Washington.

Eazy's first instinct was to craft a diss record scathing enough to send Dre scurrying under a rock.