scathingly造句

• Bibi Khanum's answers to such absurdities are scathingly indignant.
• He guards his privacy zealously yet has written a scathingly revealing autobiography.
• In fact, some of his ads were scathingly funny and effective.
• His directly autobiographical songs are both scathingly honest and often extremely funny.
• He also scathingly considers the superficiality of contemporary art forms.
• Other Royal Navy officers scathingly criticized Rodney for his actions.
• The book gained mainstream reviews which were either scathingly dismissive or sympathetic.
• Yardley is known simultaneously as a scathingly frank critic and a starmaker.
• Historian Arthur Schlesinger wrote scathingly of " The Imperial presidency ."
• He wrote scathingly of the officials who allowed the pilgrimage to go ahead.
• He even addressed him scathingly as " Mr . accused ."
• Lebed has been scathingly critical of most of them.
• The move was scathingly criticized by Croatian officials and the pro-government press.
• But many more speakers scathingly denounced the change.
• She thrilled women delegates Thursday with a scathingly humorous attack on the Republican Party.
• Crude, crass, sexist and scathingly funny.
• He wrote an anonymous column for the black paper that scathingly denounced white people.
• Carpetbag Rule was scathingly critical of Republican leadership under Reconstruction of the United States.
• Other responses to the finale were scathingly negative.
• You bet, but also scathingly funny.