Sentence examples for gets lambasted from inspiring English sources

Yet he still gets lambasted for cosying up to Communist thugs.

He inherits and gets blamed for a grim set of economic problems, not of his own making; he indulges in a bit of honesty with a Guardian journalist in his croft, and gets lambasted from all sides; he tries to do something to help struggling homebuyers and, as the headlines show today, he gets slammed for that too.

"A guy does what he thinks is the right thing, and he gets lambasted".

"I think I might have said that like 15 years ago, but now, because of the Internet, man, I just feel for anybody who gets lambasted at that level.

But this somehow gets lambasted as being anti-environment.

Homeowners are getting lambasted for doing what companies do on a regular basis.

QUESTION FROM OMAR: Obama has been unusually silent on this protest movement, perhaps because he is so enmeshed with the 1% that is getting lambasted.

So the T.S.A. sat out that one last week — and got lambasted for it, at both the hearing and in some media accounts.

Russia tried no monkey business in Jordan, but the fact that its Syrian client hid to pull out after getting lambasted was a blow to Soviet pres tige in Arab eyes.

The fact that Trump was attempting to take such an active role in the exchange may also have left Republicans feeling like they had some cover to support a DACA deal without fear of getting lambasted by the President.

If they don't, they are liable to get lambasted by Wall Street.