Sentence examples for scolding themselves from inspiring English sources

The liberating shamelessness of the 1980's regarding personal ambition and material things, intended as a rebuke to the 60's and p.c. scolding, has now gone as long, and become as automated and boring, as the 60's and p.c. scolding themselves.

The more pedantic forms of language scolding on Twitter can come across as coastal Ivy League whites trying to absolve themselves of their privilege by wielding it against poorer, less worldly and less educated white people.

Fans of writers do quite a bit of writing themselves, penning letters to their idols that are by turns adoring and scolding, with pleas for autographs, locks of hair, and the secrets of literary success.

Was she scolding him?

"No screaming, no scolding.

She clucked at him, scolding.

trader, Democrats with Republicans, scolding everyone equally.

That voice was whimpering and scolding.

Even (you) scolding me will be okay.

Mom was always scolding "Bill!

Avoid scolding.