Sentence examples for open rebuke from inspiring English sources

Assurances notwithstanding, "Losing My Religion" is an open rebuke to the stuffier, more conservative corners of the church.

Many non-Orthodox feel as though the very public practices of the Orthodox are an open rebuke of their choice not to be as religious.

C1 AOL Shareholders Rebuke Case Some large shareholders of AOL Time Warner delivered an open rebuke to Stephen M. Case, the former chairman, and two of his close associates by withholding votes in their re-election as directors.

But the legislative dynamics in the House are a bit trickier than they were two years ago, and besides, it is never easy to support a discharge petition because such a vote represents an open rebuke to the party's leadership.

On Saturday they chanted "the people and people are one", in an open rebuke to the military which some say is not moving swiftly enough to dismantle the old regime and towards democracy.

Military men must be nonaffiliated and must not be involved in the elections except in guarding the voter's right to freedom". Obeidi's news conference was widely perceived as an open rebuke to Interior Minister Jawad al-Bolani, who founded the Iraqi Constitutional Party in 2005.

The day before the regular season was supposed to open, the National Hockey League rebuked a team official yesterday for his comments about the league's strategy in its labor lockout, its second in a decade.

In order for this to happen, it must remain open to fair rebukes from supporters and detractors alike.

Their affair was so scandalous the Vatican newspaper in an "open letter" harshly rebuked Taylor, who had been married four times, for "erotic vagrancy".

"To censure or rebuke would open the door to censure of the week, censure of the month," Mr. Shays said.

Cooks who were curious about European food plumped instead for a woman whose first book opened with an implicit rebuke to the British writer: "We have purposely omitted cobwebbed bottles, the patron in his white cap bustling among his sauces, anecdotes about charming little restaurants with gleaming napery, and so forth .As Julia Child knew, Americans had no need to dream.