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She is not making fun of Dudley because he's fat, but she is scathing in her description of his laziness and his addiction to television.

Lesley Stahl got a quick tutorial in that when she did a scathing report on the Reagan budget cuts and expected rebuke from the White House.

This executive had become angry with his employees and sent a scathing email to his senior managers, belittling the work ethic of the staff.

Press TV frequently criticizes the U. S. and British governments in its news bulletins and its criticism of Israel is invariably scathing.

The Brazilian playmaker then launched a scathing attack on Juventus' general manager Beppe Marotta yesterday for not being clear with him.

Admiring readers and critics are at a loss to understand how anyone could miss the scathing irony that glitters through these lines.

And if that isn't odd enough, he'd also write scathing remarks about people underneath the pictures, just because he thought it was funny.

A masterpiece of high-level mockery, his scathing remarks have become burned into the flesh of the hypocrite and of the falsely devout.

no one was more scathing about the dullness of chess games that were simply feats of memorizing tactics.

A few days before Mr Blair's resignation, a Senate committee issued a scathing report detailing 14 separate intelligence failures.

I can't quite recall her exact words, but she was very scathing about her brother.

My wife is a fine woman, though given to an overly sharp tongue and scathing wit.

The long and scathing statement said Terek Grozny had never looked so hopeless.

Israel is going on the offensive against a scathing United Nations report about alleged atrocities against Palestinians in the Gaza Strip.

Given the reaction to my costume, this party is a scathing indictment of the American educational system.

And if I have a bad game, I don't receive a scathing critique from her.

That episode, and the scathing reports that followed it, have led to a change in tactics.

With time, these withdrawn students will stop participating in group work, fearing scathing comments by some of their peers.

Compared with traditional criminal coercive measures, the anti-terrorism measures are more scathing.

Mary Kissel of the Wall Street Journal was scarcely less scathing.

Some of the most scathing criticism has come not from Republicans but from anguished liberals.

Many Chinese people are scathing in their views of the official media, thanks to the country's extensive censorship.

He is scathing about those who suggest his illness might lead him to retract his atheism.

The article, "Restore Mao Zedong as a Man" , is among the most scathing attacks on the chairman seen in China's mainstream media.

John Bolton, former US ambassador to the United Nations, a leading Bush-era hawk, was scathing.

Yesterday Nani launched a scathing attack on Sir Alex Ferguson through an interview with Portuguese newspaper 'I'.

The report seen by the BBC is possibly the most scathing written by the EU executive about a member state.

He is also scathing about Fama's attempt to rescue the theory by categorising all these effects as " risk factors " .

Likewise, the most scathing attacks on the bureaucratic corporation come from corporate bosses.

Mr Bashir is scathing about the allegations of crimes against humanity and war crimes that are levelled against him.

Hitting the send button on scathing, company-wide e-mail is far from the best way to resign.

He is particularly scathing of the "revolving door" between Mr Obama's administration and Wall Street.

Barroso was also scathing about the red tape surrounding the negotiations.

The committee yesterday launched a scathing attack on British business for failing to invest.

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They were particularly scathing about the lack of safeguards.

He improved on the campaign trail but it was too late. Republicans were scathing.

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The prime minister was scathing about critics of free schools who say they will divert resources from existing schools.

Mr Sengoku was also scathing about Japan's habit of using public money to rescue bankrupt firms.

Mr. Alexander launched a scathing attack on Labour's campaign tactics.

Russian officials were scathing about the Japanese response.

He is scathing of pharmaceutical executives' focus on bonuses and incentives.

It's worth remembering that non-Liverpool fans were scathing about them.

Some scathing comments were heard from visitors.

Redfield blogged a scathing attack on Saturday.

Otherwise, too, the opinion was scathing.

Tusk was scathing of the EU's halting response to the 18-month Greek crisis.

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My father is a businessman, his temper has a little bit some fiery tempers, to I also a bit scathing, but he is a good father.

His criticism of ministers can be scathing, but is limited to personalities, or issues outside the government agreement he has signed.

In 2000, an influential group called the World Commission on Dams issued a scathing report calling into question the benefits of hydropower.

We should give constructive criticism rather than scathing insults.

Critics are scathing.

One person close to the exchange was scathing about Mr Yam's February musings.

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Consider, for example, Italo Calvino's scathing parody of the modern scholar in If On a Winter's Night a Traveller.

She is also scathing about the loose political aims of the protesters.

Jet Li, for instance, recently confirmed that he became a Singaporean citizen in June, to some scathing criticism on the Chinese Internet.

He is more scathing about Meet Joe Black, which came out three years later in 1998: "I flatlined in that one. "

The Democratic Party, for example, in Mr Zulkieflimansyah's scathing but not wholly unfair analysis, is simply "an SBY fan-club" .

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