Sentence examples for censure rather than from inspiring English sources
Yet, Indian cricket has often bid farewell to senior players with censure, rather than ceremony.
It seems likely from Hackett's comments, however, that he will escape with censure rather than a ban.
For many months he took the position, favored by many Democrats and some Republicans, that the president deserved censure rather than impeachment.
In their study of a sample of British consumers, Banister and Hogg (2004) found that many consumers wore safe clothing items (e.g., simple clothes, which would be interpreted positively) to avoid censure rather than risky items.
And the tagline feels like a censure rather than an exhortation.
The government chose to gag each one of Labor's five censure motions rather than stand and defend Brough.
During the Monica Lewinsky scandal, some Democrats and Republicans discussed censuring Bill Clinton rather than pursuing impeachment.
Perhaps ironically, the King's censure of Wolff, rather than damaging the philosopher's reputation, is one of main contributing factors that lead to Wolff's international acclaim.
Immediately after the vote, Senator H. Styles Bridges, a McCarthy supporter, argued that the resolution was "not a censure resolution" because the word "condemn" rather than "censure" was used in the final draft.
But rather than censure Koecher, Andropov commended his initiative and ordered that he be sent $40,000£27,00000).
