Sentence examples for strong scolding from inspiring English sources
When the bond is not strong, scolding is useless and it is detrimental to a relationship.
If your child has done something really bad, a strong scolding may be better.
A person's work is their child and he was a strong scold and virtuous champion.
That optimism will prove far more constructive in building healthy habits and stronger willpower than scolding will.
A strong advocate of privatization, he scolds Republican candidates for running away from the issue.
Republicans noted a strong public relations aspect to the disclosures about the Oval Office scolding, which made Mr. Rumsfeld the scapegoat in the scandal.
She was "scolded" for disabling the app and fired not long after despite strong performance in other parts of her job, according to the lawsuit, which was first reported on by Ars Technica.
Scolding Shame, she collects all the workmen she can find, and they build a strong tower around the Rose, garrisoned by Dangier, Shame, Fear, and Evil Tongue.
In the past, the "tuition" taboo was so strong that politicians would correct themselves if they used the term and university officials would scold newspaper reporters who wrote it.
Quaker records scold one of his sons for "unchaste freedom before Marriage" and condemn a grandson for neglecting his trade and family while "Drinking Strong liquors to Excess".
