Sentence examples for be lambasted from inspiring English sources
verb
To scold, reprimand or criticize harshly.
- The sergeant lambasted the new recruits daily.
But the SNB should not be lambasted for removing the cap.
They expected Israel to be lambasted for not taking sufficient care to avoid civilian casualties.
On these grounds, "Black Romantic" will be lambasted, I'm sure, by people who thought that "Black Male" was progressive.
If it successfully transforms education in the area, it will be lambasted for having made money out of schools.
In reality, women are much more likely to be lambasted for getting it wrong, regardless of whether they show cleavage or not.
But they said they had not expected to be lambasted over the quality of the performances, which include an opera directed by Zeffirelli himself.
We don't need to be lambasting a government that is doing its best to open up a little".
"We don't need to be lambasting a government that is doing its best to open up a little bit".
Now onto the keyboard that everyone seems to be lambasting Palm over.
Footsoldiers are lambasted on doorsteps.
