Sentence examples for scold anyone from inspiring English sources

"It's really up to the owner, but we don't scold anyone here, because that is counterproductive".

But there's a real conundrum here, which won't go away by scolding anyone who speaks of it.

Most of the best lines, of course, go to Irwin, a cynic who is also gay and who wouldn't dream of scolding anyone for glibness.

Neither Williams nor Gov. Rick Perry has rolled up a newspaper and publicly scolded anyone.

Second, calling the school to address anyone in a scolding tone is nerve-racking — especially when you're filled with anger, as I was.

Nor is anyone served when people "contribute" by scolding others for losing focus – with one potential exception.

When a television producer here pressed Mayor Goodman about the arrangement during a news conference, he scolded her, saying, "I am not going to allow anyone to ruin the party".

Likewise, why should anyone who thinks this issue is "a good thing" scold Pamela Anderson or Bill Maher or Sigourney Weaver for supporting animal rights?

It doesn't have to be his name, and it probably shouldn't be if you (or anyone in the house) has ever used his name to scold him.

Anyone who mussed the folded T-shirts could expect a scolding.

Anyone who cites Job as a New Testament book should be scolded not just for religious phoniness but also for appalling ignorance of Western civilization -- on a par with Mr. Bush's calling Greeks "Grecians".