Sentence examples for should be castigated from inspiring English sources

The "west" (a dubious bunch) should be castigated at least once in your pithy analysis.

Mr Bush, however, should be castigated for refusing to countenance what was surely the fairest possible solution a manual recount of all the Florida ballots.Had the Florida Supreme Court somehow forced that solution on the contestants, it might have won praise.

They should be castigated.

In sum, I don't think either candidate at this point should be castigated for opting out of the public financing program or praised for opting into the broken system that is easily circumvented through party donations.

As first reported by Brian Stelter in The New York Times, NPR has terminated its contract with its 'senior news analyst' Williams, following comments he made about Muslims on Fox, where he is still employed as a 'political analyst.' But O'Reilly is one who should be castigated.

Instead, we should be castigating the U.S. for being the largest contributor to climate change displacement.

And those who do not join groups should not be castigated for having a bad attitude, she added.

He also offered his medical opinion that most studies indicated that most gay men and lesbians were born that way, and he argued that people should not be castigated for choices they did not make.

Only under rare circumstances, of course, should one be castigated for failing to send a thank-you note to someone towards whom he doesn't feel grateful.

Should it not be castigated as yet another step on the primrose path that leads, if not to perdition, then at least to Classic FM? Perhaps.

What transpired would be castigated at amateur league level.