Sentence examples for some censure from inspiring English sources

Many felt that Solo deserved some censure for putting herself above her team.

One of Hatto's preoccupations, shared by Barry, was the tyranny of the classical-music critical establishment: "I have always played what I thought was right (for me?) and have taken some censure in my life for so doing.

The illustrator John James Audubon also comes in for some censure, for his practice of trapping and killing animals to study them; in one image he lies fallen in the snow as a golden eagle flies away, a trap still attached to its leg.

We are making enemies through a feckless, dangerous approach, and it is time to return some censure to our defense apparatus.

His cruelty attracted some censure, but Sanger never faced disciplinary action".

Then there's bracken, cloaking vast areas of heathland and invading woodland to the utter dislike of some, a censure that few other ferns attract.

The first reservations about the validity of the method began to appear around 1940, when some statisticians censured the logical roots and practical convenience of Fisher's P-value [ 5].

Even if the board appoints a hearing officer, Mr. Bruckenthal could keep his job with some kind of censure.

But Democrats voiced hope it would win enough support from moderate Republicans to force Republican leaders to allow a floor vote on some form of censure.

Some advocates of censure have proposed fining Mr. Clinton or requiring him to accept his punishment while standing on the House floor.

And the Americans may be willing to go along with some sort of censure of Rwanda, even if it is only a reprimand.It will take more than a reprimand to eject Rwanda from Congo.