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When I asked where, he gave me a scathing look.

In private, some civil rights leaders were even more scathing.

The group played its first scathing live show on June 20, 2008.

Harry turned and gave me one of his most scathing looks.

But some of the Houston's report's language was particularly scathing.

He would have taken it back if her reaction had been less scathing.

Jason stood and gave a scathing look around the room.

It was scathing about the lack of progress in many areas.

Well, give, you did sound a little scathing to there of my darling.

He gave them a typically scathing once over as they stopped before him.

Many Democrats on the committee were scathing in their criticism.

This time it included a scathing answer to her critics.

Years of scathing press coverage had set the stage for that.

His mother gave me a scathing glance and followed quickly.

It is also scathing about the style of the housing.

Get him to write a scathing article about the German economy.

His scathing analysis of everything that is wrong with our society reaches more people every day.

But Gore campaign officials are far less scathing in their criticism.

He has been scathing, however, about news coverage of the scandal.

The results were scathing, and he pushed the bureau to change.

Others felt that the mayor had been too scathing in his criticism.

I gave Joe a scathing look, but he just grinned.

But more local members were equally scathing in their criticism of both men.

She managed to turn her head just far enough to give Colin a scathing look.

Her tone was scathing, in an abstract sort of way.