Sentence examples for lambasted from from inspiring English sources

That so many Scots, lambasted from all quarters as fools, frauds and ingrates, have refused to be bullied is itself a political triumph.

The Administration has been lambasted, from the left and the right, for its lack of political dexterity, as evidenced by the performance it gave a few weeks ago at the Economic Forum, in Waco, Texas.

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.

No matter: I got lambasted from several directions, and deserved a good lot of the heckles.

"I was called 'traitor', 'whore' and 'bitch', told to go back where I came from, lambasted for taking Scottish benefits," she told one user.

Westamerica Bancorporation, a Californian lender, was lambasted for backing away from high-yielding property loans and allowing its portfolio to shrink.

Granted, the likes of Laurent Gil, a cofounder of Viewdle, lambasted investors from the stage saying there were too few home-grown VCs and angels willing to back startups from the region in any kind of long term way.

So Mr Miliband took his time – and was lambasted for weakness, incoherence and vacillation from all corners of the political spectrum.

Scholarly research from business schools is often lambasted for having little practical application.

In the past, these Mancunian stalwarts have been lambasted for their clumsy schemes to make money from the dancefloor classic "Blue Monday".

When a leaked memo broke the news earlier this year that Yahoo was ending its work-from-home program, CEO Marissa Mayer was both lauded and lambasted for the decision.