Sentence examples for withering verdict from inspiring English sources

A withering verdict on 360?

The most withering verdict came from the former Brazil manager Joao Saldanha.

The speaker of that withering verdict is Humphry Taylor, the same fellow who quipped about the bad wine.

Neither man has done anything to alter the voters' withering verdict of Nov. 7: None of the above.

"He's the sort who'd love to get AIDS just because it's raging in America," is another character's withering verdict.

"A German Landesbank should be treated like a child," is the withering verdict of one regulator.When an innovation is first launched, it is by definition not systemic.

This year, she has already gleefully delivered her withering verdicts after the Golden Globes, Screen Actors Guild and Grammy awards.

Watching him deliver his withering verdicts feels like catching up with a particularly acidic pal, which makes me forget all about the £40,000 debt I'm amassing.

He also delivers withering verdicts on the behaviour of many journalists and editors, "wholly rejecting" the suggestion that these are "aberrations and do not reflect on the culture, practices or ethics of the press as a whole".

Back when we called her Maggie, when it seemed she would have her wish and "go on and on" in ruling the country, her opponents would lament some new step towards social ruin with the withering, two-word verdict: "Thatcher's Britain".

There is a brief compensatory detour into the wonders Blair worked in Northern Ireland, but the essential verdict remains withering.