lash out造句

Some blame others, lash out and damage themselves further.

Some European leaders also like to lash out at globalisation.

They must act out some of their ideals and lash out at the wrongs of society.

Authority figures might lash out at you with criticism, indignation or accusations.

This is no time to lash out on a new stereo.

It looks like a prison cell with a bunch of mad prisoners, ready to lash out at each other, which is basically what these rats are doing.

If you are challenged, you take it as a personal affront and tend to lash out and fight back in a vengeful manner.

That Iran might lash out at the “Great Satan”, America, or less riskily against the “Little Satan”, Britain, might have been predicted.

They feared that if the UK cell learned of Rauf's arrest they would believe their capture was imminent and either lash out or try to go to ground.

I had an irrational flash of hating those people in the back of wanting to lash out but all that really mattered was keeping my body between Fan Ping and the railing in case he made another lunge.

God thought enough of us to give us an earthly Guardian Angel and so many times, more than we could truthfully count this is the person we lash out at the most with the excuse it's OK it's only Mom.

It's a chance for inmates to pick up a new hobby, but it's also a part of the prison's dynamic security strategy: occupied prisoners are less likely to lash out at guards and one another.