Sentence examples for have lacerated from inspiring English sources

His critics have lacerated him for his handling of the bloody 2002 riots in Gujarat and have questioned his commitment to a secular India.

The war in Iraq has lacerated relations with its main ally, the United States.

The 22-year-old has lacerated any fears that he might somehow have been a one-season wonder, after his breakthrough last time out.

Since then, he has had a falling out with the West Indies Cricket Board, has been excluded from the recently finished one-day series against Pakistan and has lacerated West Indies coach Ottis Gibson with criticism.

All Mike Woodson would say was that Amar'e Stoudemire had lacerated his left hand after the Knicks lost Game 2 of their playoff series against the Heat on Monday night at American Airlines Arena.

"That is a man". Since Ali's own tongue is the one that has lacerated Frazier most vindictively and unjustly, we were anxious to believe in the permanence of his conversation to reality.

Since Ali's own tongue is the one that has lacerated Frazier most vindictively and unjustly, we were anxious to believe in the permanence of his conversation to reality.

"Shall we light them as we fix them," asked Robert, "or save them for one grand rocket at the end?" "Oh, as we do them," said Cyril Scott, who had lacerated his fingers and wanted to see some reward.

Hillary Clinton has lacerated Donald Trump's fitness to lead the United States in a tour-de-force assault on his record and temperament, branding him too dangerous and unstable to be entrusted with nuclear codes and warning of economic crisis if he were to reach the White House.

The force from the train table had lacerated his pancreas and crushed the secondary pancreatic duct.

The doctors fear that the stab wound has lacerated my lung.