Sentence examples for lambasted in from inspiring English sources

However, success was ultimately limited and the approach has been lambasted in equal measure.

In Spain, Mr. Zapatero has been lambasted in the media for his response to the Greek debt crisis.

In the wake of Francis and Kirkup we see ourselves lambasted in the press and vilified by the media.

The Rind article was published in the summer of 1998, and almost immediately it was denounced by conservative groups and lambasted in the media.

One of best known stand-up comedians in China, Guo Degang, has been lambasted in the official press for his supposedly vulgar behaviour.

Bridesmaids has been celebrated and lambasted in equal measure – heralded as anything from a "giddy feminist manifesto" to barely approaching "quasi feminist".

In early 2005, another Red Sox player, Trot Nixon, lambasted Rodriguez, in part over a magazine interview in which Rodriguez boasted of his early-morning off-season workouts.

Later, in 2006, Chávez was greeted warmly by the New York left after he lambasted Bush in a confrontational speech delivered on the floor of the United Nations.

Saban viewed it as talking back, and lambasted him in front of the entire team.

Parliamentary Assembly observers lambasted cheating in the first post-independence election.

"I lambasted him in public, lectured him on human rights," she said.