Sentence examples similar to light censure from inspiring English sources

In the end, McCain and Senator John Glenn received the lightest censures.

Figure 2 Point detection in different lighting conditions using the CenSurE detector.

The accusations against Mr. Lopez came to light in August, when Mr. Silver censured him for sexually harassing two female staff members.

Instead, a good playwright maneuvers our desires into the light using a mixture of titillation and censure, fantasy and irony, obscenity and euphemism, daring and reproach.

Both Democratic and Republican lawmakers worked to impose tougher sanctions against Russia in light of the attacks, despite Trump's censure of the measures.

A marketing stunt by the bookmaker Paddy Power that made light of the immigrant crisis in Calais will be severely censured by advertising watchdogs for causing offence "merely to attract attention".

Liam Gallagher has been censured by one of the UK's leading mental health charities after making light of mental illness in a quip about Adam Ant.

The 10 commandments that constitute Dogme's Vow of Chastity include the forswearing of extraneous sound and lighting, "superficial action" and "geographical and temporal alienation"; a commitment to hand-held camerawork; and censure of all genres and any explicit "taste".

But given the censure she received for baring her breast at the Super Bowl, is turning off the lights and letting her do what she wants a good idea?

So reflected light appears to be the more troublesome in cases of weak eyesight, and the same is true of censures that by the truth are brought back upon the very persons who are responsible for them.

Facing Congressional censure, Benjamin resigned.