Sentence examples for he was lashing from inspiring English sources

He was lashing at the unwillingness of Americans to fight their own battle.

The same goes for his entire approach to Europe, which he started in the autumn of 2005 when he was lashing out vague promises to the Tory right to help his leadership campaign.

He did not say it because he thinks she is a bigot, but because he was lashing out at whoever was responsible for getting her to talk to him".

Euan, now 11, had been striking out at her since he was two, and when he started school his behaviour became more challenging: "He was lashing out as soon as he came home, hitting, kicking, climbing out of windows," she said.

By Sunday, he was lashing out at House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Twitter over the shutdown saga and finding himself again the focus of intense speculation on whether a Russian business deal lasted deep into the 2016 presidential campaign.

Auerbach told the mag he felt Miller's comments afterward were ungrateful and that he was lashing out in a way that was just completely unfocused and that he and member Pat Carney left the Barclays Center immediately after their induction speech.

So I said to Mu: 'Leave it to me.' And I went down the aisle up to a chap, but he was lashed to a pillar.

After he had rejected a request for a meeting with 11 ambassadors from Islamic countries to Copenhagen, he was lashed by 22 former Danish ambassadors to the Muslim world, who deplored his ignorance of diplomatic niceties.

Mr. Sloan resigned barely two weeks after he was lashed by congressional lawmakers about a New York Times article detailing the bank's persistent problems, including how many employees remain under pressure to hit sales targets.

In very quick succession he took the blows all over the back of his body: he was lashed from shoulders to calves, while the men around him clapped and uttered pious phrases.

In addition, Mr. Bush's personal appeal -- one of his most potent qualities in last year's election -- has dipped to its lowest point since April 2000, after he was lashed by Senator John McCain of Arizona in the early Republican primaries.