Sentence examples for rebuke them for from inspiring English sources

When caregivers rebuke them for acting up, they become anxious, and since anxiety is unpleasant, they tend to develop pro-social behaviors.

The explanation for this larger-than-life quality lies in the fact that he appeals to Carr's mischievous side, which is always keen on seeing just how far his characters can go, sometimes seeming to rebuke them for their folly while quietly cheering their good sense and at all times hanging an atmospheric smokescreen over the book that extends even as far as its location.

In turn, countless think pieces, articles, and talk shows rebuke them for arriving at that conclusion.

Both Amy and Denise's sister would later report that David called them that same day, to rebuke them for involving the police.

And in April 1945, Dwight Eisenhower – while still a general – forced all the German residents of the town of Gotha to visit the neighboring Ohrdruf concentration camp to rebuke them for enabling the "overpowering.... starvation, cruelty, and bestiality," he witnessed at the camp his troops had just liberated.

Tanner rebukes them for being "suspicious of unfettered free-market capitalism" and for rejecting "the primacy of individual choice".

But ESPN risks removing the best from its commentators, including the highly respected Champion, by publicly rebuking them for their opinions.

When members are censured, they must stand in the well of the House while the speaker reads a resolution rebuking them for misconduct.

It has rarely rebuked them for their recklessness, maintaining strong diplomatic, military and economic ties that have left the impression in Africa that they enjoy unwavering American support.

On March 5th Mr Hun Sen publicly rebuked them for ruining the party's reputation, and gave them a "last chance" to abandon their dodgy land deals or be sacked.

Do they feel there is something aggressive about the act, as though the donor were implicitly rebuking them for not doing it, too? (There is no rebuke in saving a stranger from drowning — you weren't there, you couldn't have done it. And you can always imagine that you would have if you had been).