Sentence examples for Rebuke someone from inspiring English sources

The world in which it's not bizarre for a young person to rebuke someone for failing to "create a place of comfort and home," or to yell, "Be quiet … You're disgusting!," and storm away, is the world of family, where a child in pain desperately desires empathy and understanding from a parent.

The world in which it's not bizarre for a young person to rebuke someone for failing to "create a place of comfort and home," or to yell, "Be quiet... You're disgusting!," and storm away, is the world of family, where a child in pain desperately desires empathy and understanding from a parent.

She is cold, as made evident by a newsbite in which she, as secretary of state, rebuked someone for asking what her husband's opinion of something was.

The flight recordings suggest that Dahl was still alive on the floor of the cockpit after the hijackers took over the plane, as sounds of moaning can be heard and the hijackers were rebuking someone in the cockpit.

It was a proud moment for me to get a rebuke from someone who "works for me" (we say "works with").

That's a powerful rebuke coming from someone who describes herself as "a creaky leather hinge weighing under 89".

He wrote that sexual imagery formed a part of his photography, adding: "I have never used an offer of work or a threat of rebuke to coerce someone into something that they did not want to do". Richardson also referred to a 2004 gallery show which "depicted sexual situations", saying he had "collaborated with consenting adult women who were fully aware of the nature of the work".

"You can't love, if you don't have money," she says, like someone rebuking the Beatles.

The speech immediately drew criticism from daughter Meghan McCain, who called it "ghoulish and deeply disturbed political propaganda," and wife Cindy McCain, who rebuked Malkin as someone who never knew her husband.

In our political culture, the most crushing rebuke is to call someone "out of step with the American people".

He doles out compliments and rebukes, establishing himself as someone who sits rightfully in a position of judgment.