Mr Ali cited a searing critique of aid workers, "Lords of Poverty", written by Graham Hancock, a British author, in 1989.

Crowley voiced the view that Waite was a pretentious bore through searing critiques of Waite's writings and editorials of other authors' writings.

In February, a journal in Beijing published a searing critique by an anonymous Chinese sociologist who said the plight of uprooted people may become "an explosive social problem."

More than that, she has issued a searing critique of her religion in a new book, "The Trouble with Islam" (Random House Canada), calling for radical change.

Yes of course, we've all read and applauded your searing critiques of Sudan, Cyprus, Tibet, Kurdistan Balochistan and...

Today, the searing critique continued.

His searing critique is sometimes taught side-by-side with Conrad's work, and is regularly included in critical editions of the text.

Still, the merger could not but stir up memories of a time when razor-thin distinctions of doctrine set off fistfights, name-calling and searing critiques in political journals.

Greer leveled her most searing critique on Steinem for her capitulation on abortion rights.

A vocal critic of McPherson, he had been sent to cover the trial and there was every expectation he would continue his searing critiques against the evangelist.