scathing criticism

Scathing criticism aside, it would be easy to stay here all day.

But European leaders by and large faced scathing criticism today.

Indeed, much of the composer's work has met with scathing criticism.

But he has come under scathing criticism from labor unions for cutting jobs in the process.

Possibly the most scathing criticism of a work of art ever.

The speech was a scathing criticism of the South and the "peculiar institution."

And politicians were left on the defensive about a program that has drawn scathing criticism.

The scathing criticism of the method and the results of their efforts is across the board, from left to right in Israel.

Taken as a whole, the columns were a scathing criticism of the Bush administration, and the Republican party at that time.

It was described as "a scathing criticism of the major socio-political and economic systems offered by the West."

Since then, he has endured scathing criticism that his work is superficial and macho, or worse.

Smith was known for his direct approach to game journalism and scathing criticism of the video game industry.

His works were very rarely revived or read after his death and have been subject to some scathing criticism.

However, the most scathing criticism is directed at the Pope in the final verse:

These reviews, ranging from high praise to scathing criticism, are presented in chronological order.

Coach Colin Campbell didn't single anyone out by name for scathing criticism, even though he could have.

They seemed to appreciate his scathing criticism of Mr. Milosevic.

This play is a scathing criticism of the marital roles accepted by men and women which characterized Ibsen's society.

He would often write scathing criticisms of the British Rule in different articles and reviews.

Not once have I been asked to change my scathing criticism of the Japanese Government, the ruling party and big business.

Brian Leiter wrote a scathing criticism of this note on his blog.

Once again, she would be an outcast from the village society, the recipient of open snubs and scathing criticism.

After two weeks of receiving scathing criticism, the Jets have changed their season-ticket waiting-list policy.

The move provoked some scathing criticism, but also led to industry-wide debate over the need for the traditional wall between editorial and business departments.

Parliament quickly altered the Constitution to eliminate the requirement for elections in 60 days, drawing scathing criticism from around the world.