Sentence examples for the scathing from inspiring English sources

Or the scathing experience of racism.

Perhaps the scathing reviews have scared her off.

Geoff Dyer and Anna Baddeley discuss the value of the scathing review.

Gone was the old, astringent tone, gone were the scathing images and sarcastic phrases.

"You see it in so many old media-type places, the scathing takedown rip".

It wasn't until later that I became aware of the scathing denunciations of its abstract design.

Womanhood – to risk the scathing wrath of some – can at last be self-defining.

What of the critics, the scathing review by Paul Goldberger in The New Yorker?

None has commented on the scathing attack on their "toxic" mistakes.

The scathing realism of Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio did not end with his death in 1610.

It's about the scathing wit that gives them voice, and the wild anger that drives them.