Examples of using Scathing in English and their translations into German
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No, not scathing.
The response to this conference was scathing.
And they are the most scathing when they are whispered.
Many comments were quite scathing.
She bullied me through scathing emails that were sent for the whole class to see.
Concerning disabled persons, the conclusions are scathing.
We were surprised to hear him make such scathing remarks about his best friend.
My only regret, is I won't, get to turn this in, because it is scathing.
Alessandra said it isn't that scathing. An I am... I'm harshest on myself.
Doubtful by staying at this farm, having read some scathing criticism!
I'm not gonna let you turn our scathing expose into a sentimental sonnet because of your delusional feelings for Blair.
The United States, France and Britain were scathing in their responses.
The categorical rejection and scathing criticism with which basal implants were met even before the end of the millennium was quite astonishing.
We were surprised to hear him make such scathing remarks about his best friend.
I assure you the animated GIFs with which I describe this encounter shall be scathing.
From here can also be explained partially his scathing criticism of the various plays, and of the athletic of his time.
Two young and wise sentries who deserve to be thanked for having inspired this scathing and healthy reprimand….
That report on the social situation in Europe was scathing about the Services Directive, and this House voted to reject it.
Despite a quiet, modest manner, and his politically moderate stance, he was a witty,often scathing speaker.
When you hear scathing and brutal criticism of someone which sounds just a bit strained, know that you have your eye on overts against that criticized person.
This song is absolutely great! A grandiose highlight right to the beginning! This harsh and scathing sarcasm got perfectly transformed.
Pichler called his invention a Portable Living Room,and this is usually interpreted as scathing sarcasm. When at least the tube is on in the living room, then we can easily do without varnished cabinets and potted violets, the title seems to say.
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer launches theCDU's election campaign at the Westfalenhalle in Dortmund with scathing attacks on the SPD and FDP.
Its preamble, which opens with the phrase“We,the Egyptian people,” can be read as a scathing attack on Egypt's current political order, and calls for an end to fear and despotism.
Disrespectful and radical-Mamyshev-Monroe appears as the typical representative of a"Post-Soviet Art,"one that takes on social and political taboos with scathing wit.
The extraordinary quality of the works in the“SouthAfrican Colouring Book” comes from their fusion of scathing documentation, didacticism and the bitter sarcasm of the artist suffering from the inhumane system.
Almost every song is peppered with quotes fromthe classics, not just copied, it's more like a homage to the own splendid times, garnished with scathing lyrics.
Many of the 120 units are clean and impeccably maintained,but others are the subject of rather scathing complaints for being dirty and unkempt with leaking ceilings, moldy shower curtains, and worn out carpet and mattresses.
When Mahler conducted the premiere of the first three movements of his Second Symphony during a subscription concert by the Berliner Philharmoniker on 4 March 1895, the audience reaction was mixed and the reviews-with only a few exceptions- scathing.
His willingness to mingle with powerful people,not just ambush them with scathing questions, makes Venediktov unpopular among those who would sooner spit in the face of Dmitry Peskov, Vladimir Putin's press secretary, than schmooze him over a bottle of champagne.