Sentence examples for be chided as from inspiring English sources

Vaughan should not be chided as he was last week when he blamed England's Headingley defeat on county cricket; he was asked a leading question and he answered it.

They quickly soured on new coach Mick Potter, a strong disciplinarian who has been chided as a poor communicator.

Over the past few weeks, the Pretenders singer has gone from appearing to blame herself for a sexual assault that took place when she was 21 to being chided as a victim-blaming anti-feminist.

As a philosopher, he is not to be chided for having no such principle himself.

It should not be chided because it did not save the world from catastrophe.

Hannity would be chiding Colmes about Communist child abusers.

Even banks have been chided for sins such as interest-rate rigging (Barclays), money-laundering (HSBC) and illicit dealings with Iran (Standard Chartered).The same pattern is being repeated in every walk of life.

But a year after the tirade against the fans, Snider was chided by some sportswriters as being ungrateful for his good fortune when he collaborated with Kahn for a May 1956 article in Collier's titled "I Play Baseball for Money — Not Fun".

A proposed amendment, the Chemicals in Commerce Act, is pending in the House, but has been chided by health advocates as too weak.

In the same way, Vice President Dick Cheney was chided for referring admiringly to Pakistanis as "Paks".

As I was being chided, I gave Billy a wink to let him know his old man was still the champ.