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"What an extraordinary deduction!" he snapped scathingly.
A recent defense of such interpretations is scathingly hostile to the history of the biomedical sciences.
He referred somewhat scathingly to the pace and momentum with which these attempts to negotiate were going on.
They are sometimes scathingly referred to as "snoopers".
Opposition is cast aside scathingly, as if to oppose such gigantic schemes is a form of treachery and a denial of work by local communities.
People are rather inclined to talk scathingly in terms of charity.
The directors of social service, who have taken the lead in providing community services, were scathingly critical of the inadequate community facilities.
When he talks scathingly about the new freedom, he might remind himself of the sort of freedom that existed last winter.
At a fatal accident inquiry into the death of an elderly resident, the sheriff was scathingly critical of regulations governing the ownership and management of such homes.
Everyone has a right to disapprove of and even scathingly criticize a country's politics.
He was also scathingly critical of the quality of the troops at his disposal, whom he described as, a disgruntled, undisciplined and cowardly crowd.
The show premiered to scathingly poor reviews from both amateur and professional critics, who found the show drenched in insipid humour and lacking in cohesion.
The book gained mainstream reviews which were either scathingly dismissive or sympathetic.
Her novels are known for their wit and intelligence, and one in particular is scathingly autobiographical in describing her unhappy childhood.
Other responses to the finale were scathingly negative.
Acerbic, hard-hitting, unsentimental and scathingly honest, her take on reality is so potent and even pungent that many poets may seem benign, or even superficial, by comparison.
