Excoriating

AN excoriating takedown of Rishi Sunak on the has triggered fury from Conservatives – who accused the broadcaster of becoming a “soap box for the left”.

But Rubin was not done with her excoriating judgment on Trump's recent picks.

He was also cited 10 times for violating his gag order with online postings and comments excoriating jurors or witnesses.

Mr. Trump is well known for excoriating someone in one breath, and then reversing himself when it becomes politically or otherwise advantageous to do so.

The judge's conclusions were an excoriating humiliation for Chequebook Lauryn, a victory for Kyle — and a dire warning for every aggrieved, grasping woman who sees their ex as a meal-ticket for life.

However, Sir Keir launched an excoriating attack on Mr Johnson for his 'failure' to introduce the crackdown quickly enough.

The Fletchers' difficulty over rescheduling is echoed by other American tourists who have posted several excoriating reviews on Tripadvisor.

Unbeknownst to the filmmaker, a firestorm was erupting on right-wing websites and channels like Fox News, which had latched onto the trailer and were excoriating its treatment of Trump supporters.

Almost in tears, Melaye moved from blaming Bello to excoriating INEC for his looming defeat.

And though she did acknowledge that fashion as an industry was in no way sustainable, instead of excoriating the people in the room, she simply asked them to engage with the problem, and think about what they could do.

Current and former employees have been excoriating the federation’s top executives online in an effort to alert leaders to what they called a “toxic” culture.

The eldest, Maulana Abdul Aziz, delivered fiery Friday sermons excoriating Musharraf for his public stance on the fight against terrorism and his dealings with the American government.

The entire thing was nothing but risible and the woe-is-me bluster has only served to launch a thousand memes and excoriating opinion pieces.

The warning came days after a former governor of the Bank of England also delivered an excoriating verdict on Britain's handling of Brexit - but said the UK should now leave without a deal.

About the adverse effects, it observed: “Some of the patients had reported that they had to undergo excoriating pain during all these and more particularly after the implant.

O.P. Spells Gutting Our Planet," excoriating the Republican party for its callous disregard for the environment in order to foster pro-business policies that damage the only home we've ever known (per ).

Standing ovation for Joy Reid and her excoriating take down of that grifting, hypocritical Fundie Trumpbuttlicker’!

Unfortunately, Mahmoud Abbas’s overwrought speech excoriating the Trump administration and declaring that Jews are European-supported occupiers indicates how the messages have been received.