Sentence examples for previously lambasted from inspiring English sources
Trump praised China Wednesday for its efforts in this area, having previously lambasted Beijing for failing to do enough.
This is just how it goes: previously derided artists, previously lambasted genres, return and are re-assessed, swept along by a potently forceful wave of nostalgia for the unremembered.
McElhone, who plays a visionary aerospace magnate in the space drama, responded in the affirmative — but Penn, who previously lambasted the Me Too movement as being "led by mania," disagreed. .
Boris Johnson has revealed that he is refusing to pay a tax demand issued to him by US authorities – despite previously lambasting the US embassy in London over its failure to pay the congestion charge.
The London mayor, who holds British and American passports, revealed in November he had been hit by a capital gains tax bill – despite previously lambasting the US embassy in London over its failure to pay the congestion charge.
The NRA had previously been lambasted after launching a free iPhone shooting game a month after the Sandy Hook killings.
The Swede, who initially sold the game only through his own website, had previously cancelled a deal with "creepy" Facebook and lambasted other technology titans for seeking to undermine the independence of gaming developers.
But instead, because discrediting the BBC is more important to these outlets than maintaining a consistent moral position, they lambasted it for doing exactly what they always previously insisted it should, the twats.
On Thursday night, Mr. Grant — who previously carried out a sting operation of his own against Mr. McMullan — lambasted British politicians for not holding the tabloid press accountable during another BBC program devoted to the scandal.
PREVIOUSLY: The Dallas Morning News, which has endorsed the Republican nominee in every presidential election since 1964, lambasted real estate mogul Donald Trump in a scathing editorial published Tuesday.
Footsoldiers are lambasted on doorsteps.
