Sentence examples for scolding to from inspiring English sources

Mr. Brill's own writing for the magazine veered from scolding to prognostication.

"What America should do," a prominent businessman told me, "is shift the conversation from sanctions to engagement, from scolding to giving, and find soft steps to help bring about outcomes that will be beneficial to both Myanmar and the U.S".

(Dargis) 'Little White Lies' (No rating, 2 34, in French) Guillaume Canet's disappointing follow-up to his hit noir thriller, "Tell No One," is a two-and-a-half-hour Gallic homage to "The Big Chill" and a protracted scolding to a group of self-absorbed overgrown yuppies.

(Scott) 'Little White Lies' (No rating, 2 34, in French) Guillaume Canet's disappointing follow-up to his hit noir thriller, "Tell No One," is a two-and-a-half-hour Gallic homage to "The Big Chill" and a protracted scolding to a group of self-absorbed overgrown yuppies.

Then at least five White House staffers promptly leaked Sanders' scolding to the media.

But I am drawn to his defense by the derisive scolding to which he has been subjected.

I am scolded to be in the real time of art creation.

But we can also use words to hurt, to criticize, to scold, to define-both ourselves and others.

"When to scold, when to forgive, when to laugh at her jokes".

When someone you are trying to talk to ends up getting busy on a phone, the most natural response is not to scold, but to emulate.

The current paradigm is not to scold but to diagnose and fix.