Sentence examples for censure in both from inspiring English sources

They birthed a distinctive school of music whose practitioners can be fiercely traditional: novel interpretations have drawn severe censure in both West Bengal and Bangladesh.

The answer is we are in effect doing both: two unconventional dramas from the HBO stable, free from censure in language and subject matter, critically acclaimed yet both failing to capture the audience numbers most feel they deserve and both regularly extolled as the greatest TV show of all time.

In late August Yoshihiko Noda, the Japanese prime minister, was defeated in an opposition censure in the upper house, in effect killing his chances of pushing legislation through both houses of parliament during this session.The immediate consequence is that his government is running out of cash.

His gesture earned him censure in the media.

The event provoked nary a whisper of censure in the German press.

It was painful watching Representative Charles Rangel face censure in the House last week.

"The total lack of authorial censure in Trainspotting gave those characters humanity and dignity," he says.

Stevens won the war but faced severe censure in Washington for his means.

He also responded sharply to a question about his ethical conduct, which had led to a censure in the House of Representatives.

Yet most bankers seem to dread damnation in the hereafter as little as censure in the here and now.

Take the parliament's vote of censure in January, which, had it passed, would have led to the dismissal of the entire commission.