But most of the odes are on private themes: chiding or advising friends; speaking about love and amorous situations, often amusingly.
Han chided him for enjoying "private planes and luxury yachts" while "wresting intellectual property from our hands," and he ended on a confrontational note: If Baidu "refuses to step back, then I might take a few steps forward, until one day soon you might look down from your office in Beijing and see me standing there".
That claim was strengthened when Chievo's Igor Campedelli and Palermo's Maurizio Zamparini refused to criticise Lotito, instead chiding Iodice for recording a private phone call.
The vice president pounded away, chiding Republicans for their assertions that the private sector could have provided the auto industry with the money it needed to get back to stability.
Mr. Wagoner is scheduled to drive to Washington in a Chevrolet Malibu hybrid vehicle, a concession to criticism from lawmakers who chided the Detroit executives for flying on private aircraft to last month's hearings.
And in December 2009 — a month before he started sending files to WikiLeaks — Private Manning shoved a chair and shouted when he was chided for losing a key.
At that time, the FBI director chided Clinton for being "extremely careless" in setting up a private email server in the basement of her New York home, which allowed her to communicate outside official channels and the security protocol for government emails.
According to one published report, Deng Xiaoping openly chided his eldest son for his association with the Kanghua Development Corporation, a private company many suspected of being corrupt; Mr. Deng ultimately resigned.
Separately, a small group of civic leaders signed a letter, released Tuesday, that chided the Broad effort — without opposing it — for being developed in private.
He chided "even well-bred people and scholars for surrendering their right of private judgment to literary governors".
This is a sharp change in outlook on private jet travel from Price's years as a congressman from Georgia when he chided federal government officials for using private jets.
