Sentence examples for has been berated from inspiring English sources

Back home in America, she has been berated for criticising Israel from a comfortable distance.

It emerged on Wednesday that David Cameron has been berated by his own candidate, Kelly Tolhurst, over the "hurt" caused by immigration to her area and the need for "action, not just talk" on controlling the number of new arrivals.

While Houellebecq has been berated for the racist and sexist attitudes of his characters, his morose narrator reserves his greatest contempt for his peers: the semi-alive middle-class inhabitants of western Europe, whose banal expectations are satirised throughout the book.

He has been berated by some recently for his handling of the economy.

Decision analysis has been berated because it supposedly applies simplistic ideas to complex problems, usurping decision makers and prescribing choice.

As any smoker who has been berated in public by a complete stranger knows,puffing on smokes has become increasingly taboo.

Trump, for his part, has been berating "Little Marco" at every opportunity, labelling him a "choke artist" who is too unmanly to be President.

So the bartender who has been berating a woman on the telephone as "you toothless old whore" hangs up angrily, then tells Charlie Sorryry.

Emma has been berating herself over her lack of ability to paint in a straight line ever since.

These doctrines have been berated by scholars and plaintiffs' lawyers alike.

For years EU foreign ministers have been berated about this by their Balkan colleagues.