Lambaste used in a sentence

Lambaste in a sentence as a verb

You don't lambaste QA people because they don't actually fix bugs.

If you want to put a squeeze on them, you can add, "Or we're going to lambaste you in our popular blog.

Better lambaste that something, rather than, you know, fix my own problems that have been there all along...

How many articles on this site will lambaste some technology?

Good for us I guess, although I still don't think we can really lambaste them for doing something that's directly in their "charter".

I would lambaste QA people who communicate like that, even if they are occasionally pointing out real problems.

It's notable that the author removes herself from the "gen-y" group, apparently to make it easier to lambaste them.

The goal is to get people to think about the complexity they add to their programs, not to lambaste them for their choices or take away those choices in the first place.

" There's not much else Orbcomm could say unless they wanted to lambaste SpaceX as a scapegoat, which they don't want to do because of an ongoing relationship.

He seems to simultaneously implore people to be ambitious workaholics and lambaste them for the same.

I wouldn't lambaste you for misogyny so much as complete inability to observe the reality around you.

While we might lambaste Facebook a bit from a social perspective, they've open sourced some genuinely good tools and seem to be sticking to their technological guns.

To publicly lambaste a competitor through disinformation just because they don't share your personal values is about as classless as it gets.

In one breath you lambaste using PHP as your only language; in another you identify that PHP's lack of support for x, y, and z cause the developer to stagnate in learning new things.

I/we often lambaste media for not highlighting the other side, or being reasonable, but even though this story comes from "our side" they have left out enough information to try and cultivate outrage.

Honestly my advice is to stop, relax, breathe, and think for a moment, perhaps the ENTs you lambaste as idiots, who have spent literally decades thinking about this problem, including the deeper problem of how to teach people, aren't actual idiots.

You can't know to 100% certainty whether the sound on the telephone is someone speaking to you or just a random coincidence of static, but that doesn't mean you throw up your hands, remain agnostic, and lambaste the ignoramuses who dare to claim they have heuristics for speech recognition.

Along with that came the barrage of complaints from many influential developers and tech leaders we knew about the voting system, the mystical 'Karma' system and basically the fact that something once so simple and pure, full of positivity and support, became a place to lambaste, harass, condescend, denigrate and shut down intelligible and news-worthy items, startups and human beings.