Sentence examples for never chides from inspiring English sources

Interestingly enough, God never chides Jesus for struggling in the Garden.

I never chided him for the troubles he brought on my family and their businesses".

Never chide acquaintances for failing to invite you to a party, for example; don't call someone repeatedly or stop by uninvited (unless you have established that stopping by unannounced is OK); and refrain from overstaying your welcome anywhere.

Never shy, Mr. Dennis chided me for having written bearishly about the magazine business.

As for "his tergiversations, contra-dictions, and falsehoods," Mather chided, "there never was a prisoner more eminent for them".

Reed chides Shelly for never going out.

He chaired the NUR group, assailed British Rail for its low wages, called for rail electrification and chided Margaret Thatcher for never using the railways.

Mays used to chide him about never having won a batting title; Bonds stopped that when he won one in 2002.

And you will convince yourself that he probably uses phrases like "clunge-first" all the time and mentally chide him for never having read a single Robin Thicke thinkpiece.

And you will convince yourself that he probably uses phrases like "snatch-first" all the time and mentally chide him for never having read a single Robin Thicke thinkpiece.

Colombia also brought out one of McCain's most sneering reactions, chiding Obama for never having "traveled south of our border" -- a jaw-dropping line of attack from the man who chose Sarah "Just Got My Passport" Palin as his No. 2. Another head-scratcher: McCain's claim that "talking about a positive plan of action to restore this economy" is "what my campaign is all about".