Sentence examples for will be lambasted as from inspiring English sources

Israel will be lambasted, as always.

The right will be lambasted as ultra-conservative cretins who want to conflate the Constitution and the Bible, are pro-life before birth and pro-death after trial and blindly follow war-hungry fear-mongers who obsess over "terrorists" like a Tootsie Roll commercial.

If not, Christie is a lying thug himself.... Christie's presidential ambitions are all but kaput, as he will be lambasted and lampooned as a man of low character and horrible judgment — again viewing him in the most favorable way".

On these grounds, "Black Romantic" will be lambasted, I'm sure, by people who thought that "Black Male" was progressive.

If it successfully transforms education in the area, it will be lambasted for having made money out of schools.

For when he makes his choice, you can rest assured he will be lambasted by a small or even large percentage of fans, press and media.

We television critics are used to being lambasted as worthless specimens of humanity.

Society expects me to be the fairest forever, but I'll be lambasted if I have noticeable work done.

Now the UN is being lambasted as a "terrorist organisation".

Efforts to impose taxes geared to the wealthy are lambasted as promoting class warfare.

Lynch was lauded as a national hero; England has been lambasted as a national disgrace.