Sentence examples for withering opinion from inspiring English sources
IA's board brushed the offer aside on the grounds that "if Boeing was [sic] too serious...they [sic] could have made the offer earlier".The Delhi court has a withering opinion of the help Airbus has given the CBI.
Justice James M. Catterson, who wrote the majority opinion, was withering in his criticism of way the state agency that approved the use of eminent domain had reached its decision.
In recent weeks, Alejandro Toledo, a former World Bank official who dropped out of a runoff against Mr. Fujimori last year after an election marred by cheating, has watched his lead in opinion polls wither, as he has been forced to deny allegations of drug use and sex with prostitutes.
"Are we willing to stand behind our military prowess, show strength if we had to?" Back at the Dutch Bakery, Niezen and her sisters-in-law describe the election as a chance to reclaim the moral authority and military strength that, in their opinion, has withered under Obama and fueled a rise in Islamic extremism.
Cranberries are withering.
The hostilities are withering.
Mandelson was withering in response.
Her zingers could be withering.
The verbs are withering away.
Gingrich's response was withering.
