Sentence examples for may chastise from inspiring English sources

Many may chastise the Brits for being too safe, but this year's ceremony was capped off by a perilous performance by Madonna, who fell from the stage during her rendition of new single Living For Love.

While some may chastise him for not leaving Goldman Sachs sooner, I applaud him for having the sense to identify the horrendous changes that have occurred in a company that once stood for greatness in integrity and service to its clients.

Though the faithful reader may chastise us for engaging in farcical contrivance, for the shameless use of coincidence and irony and multiple cliffhangers, though even the most credulous reader might question our fantastic -- nay, surreal -- story, we wish to protest that we have simply recounted events as they have unfurled before our own astonished eyes.

Play controls and strategies can also be accessed via the Codec radio, where advice is delivered from Snake's support team; for example, the support team may chastise Snake for not saving his progress often enough, or explain his combat moves in terms of which buttons to press on the gamepad.

Leiter said the reason older players may not chastise younger ones as readily -- or as rigorously -- as before is the perceived volatility of youth.

You may be chastised by some, but those who can see past standard conventions will be more successful alongside you.

You may like to chastise him for his incompetence later.

In an environment where physicians who aren't extensively familiar with pain management and opioids can leap to conclusions, it can be difficult for patients to have honest conversations with their doctors about their concerns, as they may fear being chastised or cut off.

South Korean media speculated that Ms Ri may have been chastised for failing to wear the required lapel pin that has the image of the country's dead leaders, that there was disapproval of her active public role in the military or that she was pregnant.

To chastise the director for fictions and anachronisms may be to miss the point.

In this tradition, violence may be seen as a tool that a man uses to chastise his wife and to correct her mistakes or misdeeds.