Sentence examples for some rebuke from inspiring English sources

Such spectacles draw some rebuke inside Lebanon.

Some rebuke the Israelis for using "excessive" force, others make specific demands.

You'd think that with such a prominent journalist, so utterly misrepresenting a story, some rebuke would be in order".

If there was any difference yesterday afternoon, it was that Dr. Dean was moved to make some sharper-than-normal retorts of his own, so sharp that they drew some rebukes from fellow candidates.

Cagle's statement drew some rebukes from other lawmakers, including Stacey Abrams, a Democratic candidate for governor, who urged lawmakers to "take action to roll back dangerous laws that put guns in the wrong hands".

"But some people rebuke it and other people birth it.

While some would rebuke the free press as "a source of biased information" others would recognize it as the "last, best hope for truth".

"He was capable of hyperbole and cruelty in these moments," Mr. Stone writes, "and over the years delivered some devastating rebukes to employees".

And when it comes to America and Islam, there is no us and them, there is only us because millions of Muslim Americans are part of the fabric of our country.That was enough to earn him some sharp rebukes not just from Christian evangelicals or "theocons" - but also "neocons" or secular conservatives.

Their discontent was vocalized when one of the biggest stars in the women's game, Abby Wambach, criticized the immigrant members of the squad, drawing some angry rebukes – but in hindsight, she was merely expressing a current coursing the nation as a whole.

The prime minister chose to ape, not rebuke, some populist themes.