Sentence examples for lambasted student from inspiring English sources

His first public speech as ambassador, in which he lambasted student radicals in the United States but barely mentioned Anglo-American relations, did not endear him to the British establishment.

For such outcries, Pinter has found himself both lambasted and lampooned.

At the same time, critics on the outside lambasted Al Arabiya as an American vehicle.

The fact that that movie has been so lambasted means there's an inner trembling and power to that movie.

For road producers who take a risk on lambasted material, there's a keen sense of satisfaction.

The week before last, Perry released a commercial that lambasted Obama for calling Americans lazy, though Obama had said nothing so unfeeling.

One of the most lambasted figures in the election was Junichiro Koizumi, the lion-haired, pro-American who led Japan from 2001 to 2006.

Lawmaker Laia Ortiz said she would raise the matter of the squad's premium in parliament and lambasted football for being "another world" where "there is no crisis".

With box office receipts dropping, the Weisslers, who previously had salvaged critically lambasted shows like "Annie Get Your Gun," began to take charge of the production.

He went on to write a lambasted dud starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, "The Last Action Hero" (1993), and yet still received $4 million for "The Long Kiss Goodnight," another failure.

Others noted, however, that the reference to Mr. Chen was in an opinion piece that lambasted him for not recognizing the one-China policy.