Sentences with phrase «by scathing criticism»

Expecting praise, adulation, or maybe just a friendly slap on the back, these newly minted authors are often shocked by the scathing criticism they receive from their fellow Lulu authors.

PC gone mad, etc), followed by scathing criticism of shameful failure to remove child more quickly (any case where a death has ocurred; failure; PC gone mad for other reasion).

The coalition's housing benefit changes are being hit by scathing criticism from MPs, in a report questioning the fundamental economic justification for the reforms.

Not exact matches

Their relationship was distinguished on the one hand by scathing written criticism and intense public debate.

His father and I both find them unbearable, so our approach thus far has been scathing criticism and avoidance («Ugh, I can't watch this tripe; I'm going to go over by the window and read!»)

The Government has dismissed criticisms of its rollout of free schools, claiming a scathing report by MPs into recent scandals is «misplaced».

As Mervis writes, «[i] n late August, Truthy began to draw scathing criticism from political conservatives in the media and government, who claim it is really part of an attempt by the Obama administration to monitor and stifle free speech.»

In the five minute set — which includes some witty, and rather scathing, criticism of Zoosk — he says the worst thing about online dating is the constant rejection, which is made worse by the fact that people are actually rejecting the best possible version of you.

Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper offered scathing criticism of the budget plan's voucher funding Tuesday, although Cooper stopped short of saying he would veto the bill if approved as is by the General Assembly.

There's ego there, there's scathing criticism of climate change skeptics, and there's a growing sense of themselves being under siege by vitriolic personal attacks, by global warming denialism, by harassment, by frivolous Freedom of Information Act requests, and so forth.

The comments come after scathing criticism of the social network over data leaks, where profiles of nearly 50 million users were illegally harvested by a political firm Cambridge Analytica, which worked for the Trump and Pro-Brexit campaigns.