He chastises the referee for not protecting his player, he implies that the FA was weak and only increased Cantona's ban due to external pressure, and he chides the PFA for not doing more for its man.
Matt Bevin, a businessman and father of nine (including four adopted from Ethiopia), chides Mr McConnell for supporting bank bail-outs, raising the debt ceiling and not trying hard enough to repeal Obamacare.
Mr Romney knows that these are the messy, unsatisfying questions that face presidents, and which currently face Mr Obama.Yet he concludes with platitudes about a world crying out for more American leadership, not less, and embracing his duty to make the 21st century an "American one".Mr Romney chides Mr Obama for putting his faith in empty, though ringing oratory.
The EU chides America both for demanding unrealistically large tariff cuts from others and for offering too little farm-subsidy reform of its own.In principle, a compromise was there for the taking.
Yet the behaviour for which Mr Hiro chides it is shaped not just by its own interests but also by a vision of universal human rights that took root, though he does not acknowledge it, after the genocide in Rwanda.
Mr Kingston chides his multimillionaire adversary for being "out of touch".
LBJ wanted his boss to confront bigotry and to explain "dramatically and convincingly" his sympathy for black America.Among theatre-goers polled during the interval, not everyone chides Mr Obama for his cautious style.
Ms Nunn also chides him for the fact that 2,000 women sued Dollar General for sex discrimination while he was in charge.Mr Perdue flounders to defend himself.
Even as he gently chides Georgians for trusting him too much, he now asks them to extend their trust to his decision to quit.By any standard, Mr Ivanishvili's short political career has been remarkable.
He also chides the authors for ignoring countries that do not fit their theory, and for glossing over social problems, such as divorce and suicide, that are worse in more equal countries.This debate will probably never be resolved.
He is a perceptive literary critic, too, and not shy of praising writers he admires, even as he chides others for their flaws.Mr Bram attributes the neglect of this facet of literary history to a persistent discomfort in the straight world with too much overt gayness.
