Sentence examples for rebukes a from inspiring English sources
Ethan B. Gerber, the taxi association's executive director, said the group planned to cite one of the mayor's highest-profile legal rebukes: a judge's decision to overturn his ban on large sugary drinks.
[C4.] S.E.C. Chairman Rebukes a Division Over Subpoenas The chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission rebuked the agency's enforcement division for issuing a subpoena to two journalists, accusing it of operating in a renegade fashion.
One of the Believe It or Not! poems rebukes a circus fire-eater: You say these things are not tricks, but why else would you take fire baths or roast meat in your bare hands?
When a commander rebukes a younger soldier with, "Look, you're only seeing the small picture," the soldier's puzzled expression articulates the film's central question: in the case of a ground war, is it possible to see anything else?"Lebanon", out now in select cinemas.
Later, he demands that his maternal figure only refer to him as "Your Holiness"; he makes high-ranking cardinals perform minuscule personal tasks; he rebukes a kindly old cook who offers to make him pasta fagiole by telling her that friendly relationships are poisonous, a snipe that brings her to tears.
In a rare public rebuke, a White House report to Congress last week described the Pakistani efforts against the militants as disappointing.
During an interview last year, Matt Damon rebuked a cameraman and a journalist for their casual bigotry toward teachers, a demographic that includes Damon's mother, Nancy Carlsson-Paige.
A11 Vatican Rebuke of Theologian The Vatican formally rebuked a Belgian Jesuit, the Rev. Jacques Dupuis, after a two-year investigation of his writings.
A sea of blue signs waved at him, as if in rebuke: "A future to believe in".
Health and Human Services Secretary Tommy Thompson had actually rebuked a similar recommendation in 2002 under the W. Bush Administration.
Dewey said he wished to appeal to world opinion to rebuke a "dictatorship gone mad".
