Sentence examples for quick to censure from inspiring English sources

Similarly, the listing of weights, measurements and calorie intake can have a dangerous impact, and those in recovery are quick to censure those who invoke them.

"We have to censure," Nadler said.

This is not to censure your concerns.

To censure them would show a lack of appreciation.

The Labour Party voted to censure the government's policy.

Democrats in Congress sought, unsuccessfully, to censure Grant.

An Assembly committee approved a resolution to censure Mr. Carton.

For them now to censure him would be "frankly hypocritical", he said.

But before outsiders leap to censure the Russian authorities, however, some awkward facts deserve consideration.

See articleAn attempt to censure Alberto Gonzales, the attorney-general, was blocked by Republicans in the Senate.

On Sunday, Republicans continued to censure Mr. Obama for weighing in on the Madison fight.