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• Those presidents risked censure, bore criticism, took scathing abuse.
• The children are the objects of Paul's scathing sarcasm.
• "A Delicate Balance " is potent and scathing.
• He makes equally scathing fun of white people and black people.
• The plan drew more scathing criticism from the Miccosukee Indian tribe.
• The New York Times's Maureen Dowd was similarly scathing.
• Reviews of " The Civil War " were scathing.
• The general reserved his most scathing, wry comments for Sharif.
• So declared the New York Herald in a scathing 1893 commentary.
• In private, some civil rights leaders were even more scathing.
• Some reviews were so scathing, it should give you hope.
• He is even more scathing about Mexico City and Las Vegas.
• Panthers goalie Trevor Kidd had an equally scathing assessment of Bure.
• But a scathing story grew like a weed across the nation.
• Miss Cayne is also scathing when someone tries to upstage her.
• Johansson was scathing about the European officials behind the court opinion.
• A Turkish journalists'group was equally scathing to its own.
• The panel issued a scathing assessment of the officers'testimony.
• Mainly, though, Bush has been subjected to scathing criticism.
• Activists have launched a scathing campaign demanding cheaper drugs for Africans.