Sentence examples for she lambasted from inspiring English sources

In scathing terms, she lambasted curators who presented Latin American art as something exotic and folkloric.

Pearce, better known as the "Hackney heroine" after she lambasted rioters in the 2011 summer riots, was co-opted soon afterwards by senior Liberal Democrats.

In January, before reporters at City Hall, she lambasted Mr. Yee's "moral turpitude," pointing out a 1992 arrest in Hawaii for shoplifting a bottle of sunscreen (the case was dropped).

In her 1831 book, The History of Mary Prince, she lambasted the English for their conduct in the West Indies where "they forget God and all feeling of shame".

And once, in the heat of a marital argument, during which she lambasted her husband for being insufficiently ambitious for his family, she snapped, "What dreams do you have for Coco?" Coco being a Samoyed.

A former chief executive of St Helens Citizens Advice for more than 20 years, she lambasted the proposals for a "single telephone gateway" through which anyone would have to access the scheme.

She laments what she perceives to be growing malaise among "saturated" audience members, and she lambastes movies, in both nostalgic and counterculture modes, that seemed to feed their jaded expectations.

Earlier this month she was lambasted for saying she's "comfortable" with human rights issues in the U.S. during an interview with the U.S. permanent representative to the United Nations, Samantha Power.

In the years since she famously lambasted her Conservative colleagues for failing to take account of the "Nasty Party" tag, she has revealed very little of her views – what you might call "politics".

She is so loathed -- perhaps, so feared -- that when her husband cheated on her, she was lambasted for tolerating it as a career move!

She rightly lambasted the exaggerated silhouettes and prepubescent forms of high fashion.