Sentence examples for constant scolding from inspiring English sources

"That's enough," she often says to him, suppressing his curiosity with her constant scolding.

These words hold the idea of woman whose constant scolding forbids the henpecked husband from staying out for another pint lest he 'get into trouble'.

Regular positive reinforcement generally works better than constant scolding.

And, indeed, in a very short time she's managed to become not just a constant scold – although she is that, too – but one of the paper's leading and most interesting or, at least, volatile voices.

So "Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother" chronicles its author's constant demanding, wheedling, scolding and screaming.

Trying to ignore constant protests and scolding from the chickadees.

And her mistreatment of the child, despite all my warnings, sermons, and scolding, became constant.... Tells how Sharad left the job while writer was on another trip...Since I was away, did my friend think that it would bother me if Sharad left for a few days to take care of her mother?

The reality, first, is that the deficit scolds — who are, after all, making a living by scolding — depend on constant warnings of imminent fiscal crisis to drum up interest.

Within six months, a group of prominent Chicago priests had prepared a report, scolding George for the constant critiques that had earned him the nickname "Francis the Corrector".

Was she scolding him?

"No screaming, no scolding.