Sentences with phrase «scathing opinion»

Unless Goldman Sachs executive Greg Smith is shopping a book proposal, the scathing opinion piece he wrote announcing his resignation in Wednesday's New York Times is a lesson in how not to quit, career experts say.

Despite this scathing opinion of this plan, it does have one cool unique feature.

L'Heureux Dubé provided a scathing opinion, which although agreed generally with the opinion of the majority, felt it necessary to address some of the inappropriate myths and stereotypes around sexual assault complainants.

When the scathing opinion pieces started rolling in, and the angry protest signs went up, Common Core, at first, couldn't understand the fuss.

In a ruling issued earlier this month, but was made known yesterday, a Livingston County court judge allowed a lawsuit against the state's same - sex marriage law to continue, writing in scathing opinion that New York's notoriously narrow Open Meetings Law could be reviewed in the case.

The Orthodox newspaper Hamodia ran a scathing opinion piece that accused the assemblyman of paying for the Democratic nod in NY - 9 with «his very soul,» noting in particular his «yes» vote on same - sex marriage.

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It can be tempting to bring up your gripes with the Church at every chance you get, saying things like «If the Church would just...» or «what's wrong with the Church today is...» In an era when opinions are easily shared, we can all write scathing, rant - y blogs and make sure to send the link to our pastors.

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Breitbart, a conservative news and opinion website that welcomed the rise of Trump as an outsider candidate, is now facing a problem similar to the one roiling the Republican Party it likes to torment: A scathing internal dispute, with Trump at its center.

Whether it's a woman in the public eye or one just walking in public, everyone has an opinion and some are scathing.

In a new piece by the New York Times, senior opinion editor Honor Jones wrote a scathing review of the workout pants accusing women of only wearing them «because they're sexy» — not because they're practical or comfortable.

The highlight of the entire special is either Chris Rock forced against his will to join in on a duet with Bill Murray all out of tune, or Michael Cera taking a scathing shot at last year's ill received (and in my personal opinion, a boring piece of crap) The Monuments Men.

The scathing 61 - page opinion issued this month by Judge Doris A. Smith of Commonwealth Court slapped down almost every argument offered by the district and ruled that it had failed to desegregate or to provide poor...

I respectfully disagree.The tone of this article is not one of unbiased opinion but scathing in my view.

A recent, scathing (and, in this writers» opinion, biased) BBC documentary on purebred dogs used individual animals with significant health issues to imply that all dogs of those breeds had horrible health issues and, by extension, all other purebreds as well.

But my opinion has changed — for the worse — after reading Larry Bodine's scathing post about the company's marketing practices.

Certain kinds of behaviors by lawyers are likely to push judges» buttons, possibly resulting in a shaky reputation or relationship with the judge, or even in a scathing order or opinion.

The opinion was generally scathing and noted that the agency overruled its own staff, who had recommended a cap of 12 cents per transaction.

Sometimes scathing in its dissection of Labour policy, it also gives opinion on the steps the party must take to win the next general election.