Sentence examples for often chided from inspiring English sources

Vietnam's Communist government is often chided for its tight repression and the absence of democracy.

He often chided reporters who referred to Bertelsmann as a German media company.

When a new product born of technology fails, management is often chided because it assertedly marketed the product poorly.

SOUTH KOREA is often chided by adoptee lobby-groups and international observers for having renounced its orphaned and abandoned children for decades.

Both cities are often chided about their sun-drenched, health-obsessed culture, and Sydney is still in the process of blooming.

Stanton could be forgiven for looking twice at that statement: Morton so often chided the federal government, particularly the War Department, for its slowness and inefficiency that Hesseltine called the governor "an irritating goad" to the Lincoln administration.

My girlfriend who is a lawyer, often chides that I would make a good lawyer.

Google executives often chide Microsoft that it overengineers software like Office and bombards people with needless features.

Khan's opponents often chide him for his marriages and affairs, his character flaws, his spiritual confusion.

David often chides his older brother for not having married yet and for being a bit of a playboy.

"We often chide ourselves in Israel that our policy-making decisions lack real planning," Mr. Sheshinski said in a telephone interview.