Sentence examples for scolding herself from inspiring English sources
It seemed she would have rather done the scolding herself.
Not unavoidable, Ann scolded herself.
It was a mood she later scolded herself for having.
Going through the motions of sociability, she scolds herself: "What an ingrate I am becoming".
"Well, of course you'll meet a doctor, Fanny fool," she scolded herself.
But as she waits for Adam to join her on the steps to the gardens of the Villa Borghese, she scolds herself for hardness of heart.
"But you mustn't notice things like that if you're going to be a novelist in 1968-9 and the 70s," she scolded herself.
She knows that by publishing such observations, she risks criticism from the scientific community: studies "must not resort to anecdote" or "anthropomorphize their subject," she scolds herself.
You were too quick, Mary scolded herself when the milk was returned to the kitchen in its porcelain jug with a message from Mr. Kirkenbauer to take better care.
Against Kleybanova, a powerful 20-year-old up and comer, Henin had to grimace, scold herself and dig deep after dropping the opening set and coming within a point of falling to 4-1 in the second set.
