Significados de most scathing en inglés

This, however, marks the clearest and most scathing discussion between the pair.

One of the most scathing satires in the history of literature.

But Iwata's criticism is some of the most scathing yet.

They would probably applaud to the echo your most scathing denunciations of its baseness.

Its eventual reenactment suggested that the most scathing criticisms were more rhetorical than real.

He read the letter over three times, and lingered over the most scathing sentences relishfully.

Isobel gave him her most scathing glare-whichhe ignored.

He reserved his most scathing remarks for CVC.

Overall, Chilcot's report amounts to arguably the most scathing official verdict on any modern British prime minister.

On every possible occasion he viciously assaulted the practice of lynching, denouncing it in most scathing terms.

The party's former Queensland president and treasurer Ian Nelson presented the most scathing and blunt assessment: Absolute dictatorship.

I suggested to Daniel that we take part in the parade and he was most scathing about it.

We quoted Carlyle, who has a most scathing warning for all those who act such a double part.

In the the most scathing comments yet on the dispute, Mr Salwai said France had also disrespected Vanuatu's culture.

The most scathing comment on such a system of administration is furnished in the story told by Colonel Henderson.

Heseltine was the most scathing.