Sentence examples for been rebuked from inspiring English sources
verb
To criticise harshly; to reprove.
Like him, they too have been rebuked and scorned.
KPMG has just been rebuked by the SEC for investing in a fund that it audits.
He's loosened rules, ignored subpoenas and been rebuked by his own staff.
Films that deal with adult sexuality have not been rebuked by the academy, either.
Nonetheless, some of Mr. Lehman's actions have been rebuked in the courts.
For years, the agency has been rebuked by members of Congress and outside critics.
A fourth has been rebuked by a federal judge for hiding evidence.
He has been rebuked on a postcard from Hasbrouck Heights, N. J. signed merely "High School Student".
But firms including Coca-Cola have been rebuked as campaigners highlight the "dodgiest" advertising claims of the year.
After Ball had been rebuked for showing dissent he took part in one of England's more effective attacks.
He said he had been rebuked by friends who had read accounts of the so-called vandalism.
