Sentence examples for draw some rebuke from inspiring English sources
Such spectacles draw some rebuke inside Lebanon.
If there was any difference yesterday afternoon, it was that Dr. Dean was moved to make some sharper-than-normal retorts of his own, so sharp that they drew some rebukes from fellow candidates.
Cagle's statement drew some rebukes from other lawmakers, including Stacey Abrams, a Democratic candidate for governor, who urged lawmakers to "take action to roll back dangerous laws that put guns in the wrong hands".
Their discontent was vocalized when one of the biggest stars in the women's game, Abby Wambach, criticized the immigrant members of the squad, drawing some angry rebukes – but in hindsight, she was merely expressing a current coursing the nation as a whole.
Trump's comments, which were pre-taped and will air to a national audience before the Super Bowl, drew immediate rebuke from some Republicans on Sunday.
Netanyahu was invited by House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) without consulting the White House, drawing a rebuke from President Obama and leading some Democrats to vow to boycott the speech.
Captain Lord and the Californian, however, drew sharp rebuke.
This drew a rebuke from Ms. Danner: "Oh no, honey.
That move drew a rebuke from the United States.
Today's action drew a rebuke from the State Department.
– Glenn Collins Adweek: A risqué ad for salad dressing draws a rebuke from One Million Moms.
