witheringly's Usage Examples:

After its first performance at Crystal Palace, George Bernard Shaw said witheringly of it: Mr MacCunn’s Land of the Mountain and the Flood, a charming Scotch.

largely the ‘slapstick of addiction’ – for which the reformed junky has witheringly little time.

driving the madcap John Randolph from the floor with "vituperation witheringly pungent".

A witheringly sardonic radio executive (Keenan Wynn) springs into action.

the umpiring crew—Brooklyn manager Chuck Dressen lost his temper and witheringly questioned Palica's courage in "on the record" remarks to the assembled.

During his lecture, Poe was "witheringly severe" about Rufus Griswold , who had published an article that attacked.

17th-century Taliban-esque zealot, the subject of an Edwin Muir poem which witheringly refers to "Burns and Scott, sham bards of a sham nation", thereby providing.

following an attack of scarlet fever, with his head master writing witheringly of him "Spelling ludicrous; even in words of one syllable the order of.

His polemics witheringly satirized intolerance, religious dogma, and the French institutions of.

Luna and Neville, implying that they are undesirable companions, Harry witheringly states, "They're friends of mine.

" Peed concluded, "'Americanah' is witheringly trenchant and hugely empathetic, both worldly and geographically precise.

In 2005, Brooks wrote what columnist Jonathan Chait described as "a witheringly condescending" column portraying Senator Harry Reid as an "unhinged conspiracy.

And witheringly sarcastic Golden Girl Betty White has turned into Estelle Getty.

member of the "educated" group of members, and on one occasion remarked witheringly on the petty bourgeois members' habits of "bowing humbly to eminent merchants".

had briefed the Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison on a report witheringly titled “China Spy Farce”, with the consensus that it is “highly dubious”.

He is witheringly critical of his country and compatriots: “I have stopped being German;.

encyclopedia of the Russian culture of the period it covers, filtered through a witheringly derisive and often grotesquely funny perspective, and it creates a remarkable.

"precisely arranged shreds of viscera and lopped-off limbs" that offered a "witheringly beautiful meditation on the murderous elegance of fate.

John Dewey Professor of Philosophy, Columbia University, known to have witheringly applied Jewish humor to issues in metaphysics and epistemology Henry.

about his experience of the job, an inveterate tease and, when roused, witheringly accurate in his put-downs, but his ready wit wins him friends and allies.