Sentence examples for censure from one from inspiring English sources

And, given the centuries of ethnic attrition, religious abrasion, and bloodily contested borders that make up the history of the Continent, do Europeans realize how blessed they are in the hops and skips that now allow them, for the cost of a T-shirt, to escape without censure from one country to the next?

His parents were unmarried when he was born, bringing censure from Jews on the island.

But they rejected a measure to censure bishops who protect or have protected abusive priests by moving them from one parish to another.

House Democrats could adopt a series of censure resolutions, one for each investigation revealing serious misconduct.

Meanwhile a motion of censure against one MP has been withdrawn.

Apart from some intense public commentary over the merits of these decisions -- three public censures and one removal from office -- these cases had at least one thing in common.

At an individual level, the drivers also feared penalty or censure from the management if they made errors on certain other parts of the procedure.

But prenatal clinic visits brought stinging censure from adults.

His remark prompted censure from the sentinels of fiscal rectitude.

But he feared censure from his fellow ultra-Orthodox neighbors.

The Review received a formal censure from the faculty.