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1
This time he broke into a
scathing
rebuke
of Lenin and Stalin.
2
Their biting sarcasm and
scathing
rebuke
are mirrors which reveal us to ourselves.
3
Janelle Monae took to Instagram to issue a
scathing
rebuke
.
4
Their biting sarcasm and
scathing
rebuke
are often mirrors which reveal us to ourselves.
5
Speech trembled on his lips that would not formulate the
scathing
rebuke
surging within his mind.
6
I wrote the above
scathing
rebuke
of the American people when I was 15 years of age.
7
She opened her mouth to deliver a
scathing
rebuke
,
only to have Mirabelle beat her to it.
8
Eliza Countess of Gaverick had sent her a meagre cheque, accompanied by a
scathing
rebuke
of her extravagance.
9
He waited for some
scathing
rebuke
.
10
Finding that nothing could be done with the juries, they were discharged with a
scathing
rebuke
from the judge.
11
Mr Joyce's colleagues said his
scathing
rebuke
of Mr Turnbull threatened to undermine the governing coalition between the Nationals and the Liberals.
12
It was uncommon in some respects, and this of itself was sufficient to draw down upon her the
scathing
rebuke
of the unsympathetic on-lookers.
13
Loretta got no comfort from her in her tentative efforts to talk of Buck Falin, and once, indeed, June gave her a
scathing
rebuke
.
14
Every second was most precious and I jumped down while it was still in motion, receiving a
scathing
rebuke
from the conductor for doing so.
scathing
rebuke
scathing