Sentence examples for scolding from the from inspiring English sources

Yet Germany was a focus of particular — and unusual — scolding from the Obama administration, which said that Berlin's "anemic pace of domestic demand growth and dependence on exports have hampered rebalancing" and hurt its ailing European Union partners.

Trying to ignore constant protests and scolding from the chickadees.

That prompted a scolding from the OAS.

NO-NOS Talk too loudly and suffer blatant stares, shushing or possibly even a scolding from the bus attendant.

"Accepting criticisms and scolding from the public is the very first basic skill a ruler needs to have.

It starts with a scolding from the young M. D. and ends with his inviting her to dinner.

When people brazenly declare "We are done having children!" I want to cup their confident hands in mine and lead them to a cup of coffee at a quiet table and beg of them: "but how do you know?" As a kid we went to a church where the preacher would scold from the pulpit, "Do you know that you know that you KNOW you are going to Heaven?!" That is the kind of conviction I feel about babies.

It's this combined act of adultery and murder that earns him a sound scolding from Nathan, the prophet Nathan — we'll come to that when we talk about prophets next week.

Barriers reported about use of treatment facilities included distance from the facility, perceived quality of treatment provided, and fear of scolding from clinic staff: During the time the child was sick, I was also sick.

That message prompted scolding from drug-war adherents, but also caught the attention of Guzmán.

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