Sentence examples for scathingly reviewed from inspiring English sources
In 1893, Savage's book The Masked Venus was scathingly reviewed in the Overland Monthly: Savage's In the Shadow of the Pyramids was reviewed in The Literary World in May 1898.
Second, have you ever written a scathingly critical review of a "real restaurant" that's produced similar blowback?
Battlefield Earth's scathingly bad reviews and poor word-of-mouth led to a precipitous falling-off in its grosses.
'Never mind the work, let's review the author,' she has written scathingly about interviewers on her website.
She then proceeded to give her scathingly, yet refreshingly honest reviews of the cookies.
Joe Bob's Drive-In Movies –scathingly politically incorrect film reviews.
"I said to Mbeki: 'Are you telling me that by the year 2050 you hope to finish?'" Ibrahim says scathingly. "We support the peer review, but we hope they find a way to speed it up, otherwise it is dead".
In a June 1988 record review in these pages, Will Crutchfield wrote more specifically, and more scathingly, of Mr. Blake's vocal maladies.
It was a point Edwards scathingly focused upon afterwards.
The result – a scathingly dismissive refusal – was all too predictable.
Is that how it works?" Farrell responded, scathingly.
