Sentence examples for were lambasted for from inspiring English sources

As Ashe was lauded for grace and dignity, Smith and Carlos were lambasted for their audacity.

In the eastern part of the state, which is more conservative, board members were lambasted for flooding the community with drugs.

Girls in particular were lambasted for spending hours talking to their friends in the days when local calls weren't charged by the minute.

Mr. Norman and the county party leaders last year were lambasted for failing to endorse a Civil Court judge, Margarita Lopez Torres.

While many years ago they were lambasted for their poor security practices, today they work hard to improve the resilience of their operating system and have taken very positive steps.

A tearful stockbroker who had plotted to kill the judge overseeing his fraud case was given the maximum sentence yesterday of 8 1/3 to 25 years in prison, and his lawyers were lambasted for participating in "an attack on our entire judicial system".

The Japanese are lambasted for the size of their surplus.

Others are lambasted for not getting their 'pre-baby body' back fast enough.

But the SNB should not be lambasted for removing the cap.

More recently he has been lambasted for the taxpayers' fortune spent on glorifying his rural homestead.

His ministry has also been lambasted for being too easy on Telmex, the giant former telephone monopoly.