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Most reports on him are rather scathing, a “nobody” or a “bookseller”!
His Amulree Report was scathing about the political culture of Newfoundland.
Isle of Wight, Pevsner and Lloyd were rather scathing about the main building and what they saw as
Bunting's 1972 novel The Lionheads was a scathing account based on his experiences as an office
nchers by the cartels, he began to write more scathing accounts of the events that were unfolding on
ard Dawkins in New Scientist was particularly scathing, accusing the authors of having a "bizarre co
as Winchell notes, one professor even left a scathing and ironic remark in Fiedler's file: "Mr.
1838 the local paper-the daily Picayune-ran a scathing article complaining about the emergence of br
Clarke to hard six months hard labour, with a scathing article appearing in the Herald the next day.
r of the Indiana Catholic and record, wrote a scathing article about Pedro Cardinal Segura's attitud
Then on 24 October he made another scathing attack on the differences.
is incited chairman Andrew Fitton to launch a scathing attack on The FA and its justice system.
Bob Hawke's biography by his wife outlines a scathing attack on Keating, and many senior members of
The story launched a scathing attack on Rhode Island senator Nelson W. Aldr
forms to Egyptian literature and presented a scathing attack on traditionalism.
's first published work, Kamosho (1803) was a scathing attack on the works of Confucian philosopher
ess; Sam Houston, on February 3, 1859, made a scathing attack on Watrous, and Rep. Andrew J. Hamilto
tudents of Menahem ben Saruq responded with a scathing attack on Dunash, condemning him for using Ar
David Dumville launched a famously scathing attack on the methodology adopted by Morris,
n 3 October 2009 Sir Alex Ferguson launched a scathing attack on Wiley in a post-match interview fol
arliest collectors of Celtic folk songs, in a scathing attack on the folklorists of the day, claimed
an editorial position on a case - published a scathing column directed at the prosecutors "who seeme
ny of Ibsen's better-known plays, Ghosts is a scathing commentary on 19th century morality.
apture the public imagination and came in for scathing comments from some of the local press.
Berlinski is a scathing critic of "Darwinism", yet, "Unlike his colle
Due to its scathing criticism of bureaucratic authority, national
Subjected to scathing criticism in the House of Commons and the Hou
bout one hundred metres tall, but, because of scathing criticism from the Parisian citizenry and luk
One of Hamilton's letters, providing a scathing criticism of Adams and spanning fifty-four pa
Marx, Bakunin, and Wilhelm Reich, as well as scathing criticism towards the French Communist Party,
been ever used previously; Microsoft received scathing criticism for leaving such a powerful (and da
pproach at the time, the passing years temper scathing criticism, and you can easily appreciate what
Agnew was known for his scathing criticisms of political opponents, especially
real fireworks begin when Pressvala writes a scathing critique of Khodaiji and public reaction is w
st book An Essay on Naval Discipline (1813) a scathing critique of the brutal authoritarian regime t
que, that in 1972 he published a detailed and scathing critique to expose the nonsense.
The book also offered a scathing critique of religionist scholars who defended
n late December 1930, the Archbishop issued a scathing denunciation of Protestantism in Mexico, clai
easingly radical rhetoric (which included his scathing denunciations of American foreign policy), an
reporters, who was extremely hostile owing a scathing depiction of the Shanghai tabloids in the mov
Others, like actor Ryan Reynolds in a scathing editorial on The Huffington Post, contend tha
the Legislature the Calgary Herald wrote in a scathing editorial that his wavering from Conservatism
Utilizing a steady stream of scathing editorials and letters-to-the-editor in over
A scathing, furious attack on the George W. Bush governm
ng songs, melodic thrash and Tony Rohrbough's scathing guitar solos while still embracing technical
The opposition were scathing in their criticism of the NDP.
Chomsky is scathing in his opposition to the view that anarchism
ing a horror film but actually representing a scathing indictment of child sexual abuse as well as a
Most had notes attached bearing Grierson's scathing initial thoughts jotted down after watching.
An 1860 report was more scathing; it alleged that few of the children at the s
He even sent scathing letters to those who challenged the veracity
CWP posted on its website scathing letters to the NIF, saying "It seems particul
eated by TMF/Flare associate Jon DeRosa and a scathing list of academic cant words not otherwise use
y attacks Big with her bouquet while he earns scathing looks from Miranda and Charlotte.
ded case study in organizational politics...a scathing media criticism."
een television's most famous couple, who send scathing messages to each other through a nervous page
Bennett was as scathing of British officers as he was of Australian r
Particularly scathing of Brenton was William James, whose alternati
evision work, Days of Vision, in which he was scathing of the state of modern television drama and t
The New York Times was scathing of the film observing "Probably no other woma
e into politics, and in 1765 he brought out a scathing pamphlet on Bute and Mansfield, entitled "The
The song (and its music video) were a scathing parody on gangsta rap, complete with "hardcor
re she snubs Bonnie and her friends, who do a scathing parody of a girl who becomes an overnight sta
n June 2009, the university system released a scathing performance review of Murano's first full yea
For some professors who have had to cringe at scathing personal attacks posted by students on RateMy
ry of a Dead Officer (1919), which presents a scathing picture of army life and is said to be one of
Radio, a new medium, drew a scathing rebuke from Harold Innis for promoting "small
Gutierrez was noted as providing a scathing rebuke of the prosecution in the early phases
Cowan remains a vocal critic of MPP, penning scathing rebukes of the organization for its support o
The new Courage suffered scathing reliability issues with the Mugen engine, whi
Big Brother and The X Factor, and often makes scathing remarks about the sort of people who watch th
Loguen wrote a scathing reply which was published in The Liberator.
ste; Indiana Gas became the primary target of scathing reports.
Rajeev Masand gave a scathing review of the movie, describing it as a "frus
ateline's UN's Toxic Shame by Amos Roberts, a scathing review of the UN's inaction on this scandal,
opped receiving Scaife funding when "it ran a scathing review of a book by journalist Christopher Ru
Though it met with a scathing review in Melody Maker, reviews in the underg
ve Literature at Columbia University, wrote a scathing review entitled The Clash of Ignorance as a r
In a particularly scathing review for Firecracker magazine, Alison Wong
In a scathing review, monster movie critic Mike Bogue state
The film received scathing reviews upon release.
3, It survived only 3 performances, receiving scathing reviews from the critics.
e structure, which like his shows drew mostly scathing reviews, eventually contained 123 rooms over
and TV/movie guides, it receives unanimously scathing reviews, most notably for its racism and its
heatre, where it opened to almost universally scathing reviews.
Yoni" represented the band's noisier and more scathing side too.
ically moderate stance, he was a witty, often scathing speaker.
ffey to sign a lease deal and he had issued a scathing ultimatum saying that the Tide had until Wedn
harti Ke Lal was critically acclaimed for its scathing view of notorious Bengal famine of 1943 in wh
ng drums, a rolling, minimal bass line, and a scathing vocal delivery.
d of piece Ligeti might have brought off with scathing wit" but in Stockhausen's hands merely an exa