Sentence examples for is rebuked from inspiring English sources
verb
To criticise harshly; to reprove.
And when a public official is rebuked or fined by the conflicts board, reputation takes a hit.
Matters become even more complicated after she clumsily tries to offer sympathy when Fubuki is rebuked by her own boss.
It is an intersection I drive through now, as if in a dream of nightmare repetition, in which my very grief is rebuked: You might have died here!
After Malcolm is rebuked when his change of heart leads him to deviate from the teachings of the rigid Elijah Muhammad (Albert Hall, Alii abandons him.
After they divorce, Dave fights for partial custody of his son, is rebuked, has a tantrum, attacks his ex-wife and receives a restraining order.
When Catherine Morland, the heroine of Austen's "Northanger Abbey," is rebuked for reading too many Gothic novels, the proposed alternative isn't "literary fiction" but non-fiction (a friend suggests she try history).
is rebuking the "Times" for merely reporting what the leaders of N. Vietnam are saying..
In the meantime, Jesus is rebuking us.
"I was rebuked, I was attacked," he said.
When I was rebuked by contacts, I feared.
