Sentence examples for for rebuke from inspiring English sources

But he singled out Congress for rebuke.

He creates under the pseudonym Increpare, the Latin word for "rebuke".

In the end, although often seen as a platform for rebuke, the high-risk list is meant "to be helpful," Mr. Powner said.

The fact that, as represented in their works, it bears almost no relation to the place where most Londoners reside is, in itself, no cause for rebuke.

From a military vantage point, Kosovo should have been the occasion for rebuke, but in the end, since the Serbs backed down, there was not a big Pentagon market for recriminations.

If Mr Putin had his way, such people would become less common every day, she says.At the end of the book she recounts the chilling story of how she was summoned to the Russian consulate in New York for rebuke before being given her new passport.

In some cases, Mr. Policelli said, they were fired for rebuking the mayor.

That portrait, along with his penchant for rebuking Congress, prompted opponents to call him King Andrew and Yankee King.

Criticism of President Bush for rebuking Israel is misguided ("Bush Under Fire in Congress for Criticizing Israel," news article, June 12).

He mocked conservatives who are angry at him for rebuking a voter in 2008 who told McCain that Obama was a Muslim.

Aides acknowledged that the language is a little ambiguous on that point — leaving some lawmakers to wrestle with whether the potential hit to energy companies is a necessary sacrifice for rebuking Russia.