Use of the word scathing in a sentence example

scathing

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She is fed up of his scathing remarks. [adjective]

The Commission offered a scathing critique of existing Federal efforts to ensure domestic preparedness against terrorism. [adjective]

No wonder that Al-Kindi in his Apology inveighs, with scathing denunciation, against the proceedings of the Muslims in these early wars. [adjective]

But Avery, with eyes that blazed in her pale face, made scathing answer. [Please select]

They always seemed to be implying something slighting or scathing. [Please select]

In the green aisles of the woods, the minister's deep voice rang out with scathing effect. [Please select]

As Sam entered, the silence broke into a flash of crackling and scathing contempt. [Please select]

Whereupon he arose, and, bending a scathing glance upon the still prostrate form of Mr. [Please select]

Scathing as some of the portraits are, the writer is by no means merely cynical. [Please select]

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