Sentence examples for small rebuke from inspiring English sources

Even so, the queues on Saturday morning, when an entire nation will make its choice, will be a small rebuke from down under to stay-at-home Britain.

Small rebukes, reproof, blame in its different forms affected him, she was sure, more than ever was intended.

Yet her use of biological materials, and the hand-crafting of her constructions, are small rebukes to mass production and high technology.

Following the formal rebuke, Small has agreed not to act in any way that is inconsistent with the agreement.

It is hard to imagine a more delicious rebuke to small-minded provincialism.

Clinton's touting of her increased haul from small donors has led to rebukes from fact-checkers.

With smaller streets and lots, it was a rebuke to car-dependent sprawl.

This week in our local supermarket I witnessed a rather pointy woman loudly rebuking her child, who was small enough to be standing in the trolley.

Chief executive Mark Fields also said that the company was moving all of its small-car production to lower-cost Mexico, drawing another rebuke from Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump who called the decision "horrible".

LONDON — From Brussels to Berlin to Washington, leaders of the Western democratic world awoke Friday morning to a blunt, once-unthinkable rebuke delivered by the flinty citizens of a small island nation in the North Atlantic.

Today, Ryan joined a very small group of Republicans who criticized King with a remarkably mild rebuke.