Sentence examples for rebukes it from inspiring English sources

The unfashionable wit, delicacy and modesty of "Paterson" would seem to confirm that truism, even as the emotional effect of the film utterly rebukes it.

Given the geostrategic strength of Russia and the minimal leverage that Australia has by imposing sanctions and public rebukes, it may be opportune to give "economic diplomacy" a new connotation.

The board rebuked: ""It strains credulity to think Merlin was oblivious to the potential promotional and substitutional effects of the Pandora/Merlin Agreement, yet still proceeded with the deal on unaltered terms".

The 15-member Council approved a statement that, while not blaming the Syrian government directly for all the deaths, rebuked it for its use of tanks and artillery against civilians despite agreeing to an April 12 cease-fire.

By 8 30 it was over, with the group's having neither updated its sound nor rebuked it.

McCain mentioned Johnson's visit and the war on poverty, expressing admiration for its good intentions but rebuking its reliance on government to create jobs — rebuking it gently, without the contempt that Reagan would have used.

On Monday, Judge Jackson took the unusual path of rebuking the appeals court, casting aside its reasoning as "not formally binding" and rebuking it for failing to follow the Supreme Court precedents "in at least three respects".

Last year, the American ambassador publicly rebuked it for letting corruption flourish.

Rather than letting Congress rebuke it, the White House is rebuking itself and trying to save some face.

They showed it as a statement of, 'Look what the Western reported showed' and tried to rebuke it".

But as Mr. Danforth exonerated the government, he also rebuked it.