slagged उदाहरण वाक्य

"To be slagged anonymously . . . a year or more from publication seems unfair, " he writes.
Ian Young, who once ran Triumph and Austin dealerships in Niagara Falls, Ontario, agrees that British cars have been unfairly slagged.
We did all we could to help him and his family, but for doing something voluntarily we have been slagged off ( insulted ).
The Album got great reviews, even by NME, which up until now had slagged off any of the band's attempts at stardom.
Years ago, when someone suggested mixing two of Ireland's indigenous but incongruous liquids _ whiskey and cream _ they were slagged off as mad.

He didn't win many fans when he slagged Couric in an interview last year, and now he's going through a messy divorce.
Slagged off by hipsters, the band did earn credibility when Sex Pistols singer Johnny Rotten said he far preferred ABBA's music to most anything else.
His predecessor Berti Vogts, by contrast, was widely " slagged off " by everybody even during periods of success with a far more talented German squad.
Hitting closer to home we have A . J . Vallejo writing a letter to the Austin Chronicle after a writer unmercifully slagged the new " Storyville"
Although Max Steiner, who basically invented the form, is slightly slagged, the critical opinions otherwise expressed are largely supportable, i . e . I agree with them.