Sentence examples for a rebuke of from inspiring English sources

All of this suggests a rebuke of American economic leadership.

Some saw a rebuke of Obamacare, while others saw an embrace of Obamacare.

A rebuke of an economic system that had left them feeling humiliated and hopeless.

A source indicated that Hussein-Ece's report will also include a rebuke of the Tories.

Miyazaki responded typically, devoting the entirety of Ghibli's house journal to a rebuke of militarism.

The discussion began last fall, with a rebuke of the idea that words amount to violence.

Surely the auction failure represented some technical flaw in German bond auctions, not a rebuke of German credit.

That action seemed a rebuke of the post-election R.N.C. "autopsy" report that suggested that Republicans reconsider their opposition.

But the delay is a rebuke of the incremental approach to market opening so beloved of Chinese authorities.

It was a rebuke of the economic theory that a government's role in revival is to retreat and lift regulations.

Vox's Matthew Yglesias said that Clinton's policy agenda amounted to a rebuke of neoliberalism and indicated a "paleoliberal revival".