Sentence examples for publicly chided from inspiring English sources
Other table hosts have publicly chided the missing for going missing.
(The prospective Veep pulled out; Schlafly publicly chided the McCain campaign for stealing her speaker).
ʿAbd al-Malik publicly chided him for his temerity and then sent his famous governor al-Ḥajjāj to Arabia.
State-controlled media covered the incident extensively, and the prime minister, Nguyen Tan Dung, publicly chided local officials.
But a few days beforehand, Thailand's revered King Bhumibol publicly chided Mr Thaksin for refusing to listen to criticism.
And third, are men more likely to write sex scenes, or just more likely to be publicly chided?
Longstanding allies now publicly chide America.
Mayor Gantamirov publicly chides Moscow about its failure to create a transition from military to civilian authority here.
This has led some Malaysians to conclude that the Prime Minister, although publicly chiding ethnic Chinese politicians, fears that racial violence could be incited from his own camp.
The Senate leader has used the meetings to publicly chide Mr. Silver for failing to meet his obligations under the State Constitution, calling him a no-show.
Mrs. Clinton also defended the administration's reluctance to publicly chide China and Russia for human rights abuses, given the range of other strategic interests the United States has with both countries.
