Sentence examples for are rebuked for from inspiring English sources

And in both today's reviews and those from two centuries ago, one often detects sad stories lurking behind the titillation: several of Harris's ladies are rebuked for being overly fond of gin (though the smell of juniper, we're told, at least masks their putrid breath), while Rebecca of Manchester loses a star for being "newly arrived from Romania, so her English isn't really good enough".

The British government was rebuked for providing funds to nonmilitant Salafi organizations.

Brutus, Julius Caesar's assassin, was rebuked for charging a rate of 48% when the legal limit was 12%.

But he was rebuked for the call by foreign policy experts, who raised concerns about his propensity to behave unpredictably.

After Ball had been rebuked for showing dissent he took part in one of England's more effective attacks.

Were a politician to write such documents today, he would be rebuked for "imposing religion" on his fellow Americans.

At least two actresses, including Mary Tyler Moore, left their plays after being rebuked for not knowing their lines.

Mr Rodman has also been rebuked for failing to use his influence to assist Kenneth Bae, an American missionary who has been detained in North Korea for "anti-state" crimes.

If, as expected, censure is approved, Mr. Rangel will be the first member to receive such punishment since 1983, when two congressmen were rebuked for sexual misconduct with House pages.

This time, it was Gleb O. Pavlovsky, a political consultant, who said that he had been rebuked for saying that Mr. Putin should not return to the presidency.

When this correspondent asked one young Swedish father whether he helped with the child care, she was rebuked for asking the wrong question.