Meanings of equally scathing in English

Charlie Hebdo is equally scathing about all the major world religions.

At Cambridge, Ross Anderson, professor of computer security, is equally scathing.

Congo paint? He had equally scathing criticism for other sponsors who shied away.

Critics were equally scathing about the casualness of the investigation.

He has derided neoliberalism for decades and is equally scathing about "woke" culture.

Lenore Taylor at the Guardian Australia is equally scathing.

And in Washington we're confused, because nobody saw this coming. Senator Lindsey Graham was equally scathing.

Daniel Hannan, a Conservative lawmaker in the European Parliament and a prominent eurosceptic, was equally scathing.

Now, The Sun's Executive Editor Dan Wootton has responded publicly to the couple in an equally scathing fashion.

And for the Roosters you get the feeling there's more points to come. Fox League's Greg Alexander was equally scathing.

There were scores more equally scathing compositions, mostly dwelling on the imagery of windmills, whirligigs, bubbles, bladders, cabbages, corruption, folly, and cruelty.

But if the Arab world could be expected to be harsh in its criticism, Mr Sharon is facing equally scathing critics at home.

His views on the economic policies of the second President Bush and particularly the large tax cuts for the very rich were equally scathing.

Celtic's captain, Scott Brown, was equally scathing about the second leg showing, the midfielder admitting he was "ashamed" to be a part of it.