Sentence examples for a stunning rebuke from inspiring English sources

By Russian standards, that's a stunning rebuke.

A refusal to grant the waiver would be a stunning rebuke to Mr. Bloomberg.

New Hampshire selects Sanders and Trump by wide margins in a stunning rebuke of establishment politics.

Professor Rotunda wrote that the rule allowing non-random assignment of difficult cases in Washington had been changed last month "in a stunning rebuke" to Chief Judge Johnson.

The voters' rejection of the constitutional referendum 16 days ago delivered a stunning rebuke to Mr. Mugabe, who has led Zimbabwe since its independence from Britain in 1980.

MOSCOW (The Borowitz Report) — In a stunning rebuke of the Attorney General, Russian President Vladimir Putin has demanded that Jeff Sessions resign from the Russian government "at once".

A stop and start process, no doubt influenced by the British Parliament's stunning rebuke of its own prime minister's intention to join the U.S. in attacking Syria, spinning up into an atmosphere more reminiscent of the existentially threatening Cuban Missile Crisis than an incident in a long-running civil war 7500 miles from Los Angeles.

He came in sixteenth out of the sixteen seats allocated to Tehran a stunning rebuke.

The ranking Democrat on the House Judiciary Committee, Representative John Conyers Jr. of Michigan, said that the vote today "was a stunning but deserved rebuke to the House G.O.P. leadership and a victory for consumers, working Americans, women and children".

It was a stunning and unprecedented rebuke of the U.N. Security Council, diplomats and academics said, especially after the recent breakthrough in getting the unanimous approval of the 15-member council on a plan to rid Syria of its chemical weapons.

But conservative Episcopalians said the vote represented a stunning assault on the church and an unpardonable rebuke of scripture.