Examples of using Scathing in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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the natural world in general, with exaggerated and disproportionate volumetry, accompanied by fine details of scathing criticism, irony,
As noted in a somewhat scathing New York Times review,
Official Chinese state news agency Xinhua published a scathing commentary, along with several stories, calling this week's riots“… another piece of evidence that the United States is now profoundly divided,
He is particularly scathing regarding the U.S. House Resolution 758, entitled“Strongly condemning the actions of the Russian Federation, under President Vladimir Putin, which has carried
his reply in 1889 was as robustly scathing as we should expect(although never departing from scrupulous good manners:
Not scathing. No.
No, not scathing.
Had she been wrong to believe the scathing reports?
Even the most scathing critics admitted that Bruce's gungfu was sensational.
Mr. Weasley gave Harry a scathing look and swept from the lift.
A scathing response is likely to provoke more rage than no response at all.
Trust me, I have already left a scathing takedown on Spain's Yelp page.
You wrote scathing emails to the rest And when Nora Ginnesse was promoted.
Franklin wrote a scathing attack against the racial prejudice of the Paxton Boys.
If I survive this… I'm giving this place a scathing review on yelp.
WilPharma stock fell sharply as a result of scathing accusations hurled at them by Terra-Save.
Trump supporters share news and are often scathing or defamatory towards Hillary Clinton.
If I survive this, Yeah. I'm giving this place a scathing review on Yelp.
Or, as a rapper myself, I could write a scathing diss record for the ages.
In his off-guard remarks, Pompeo is scathing about the fecklessness of so-called opposition in Venezuela.