Sentence examples for taking to task from inspiring English sources

Perhaps most important of all, taking to task the one percenters and making them pay their fair share of taxes.

One is from a former slave rebuking her master, the other from a contemporary black woman taking to task her upwardly mobile African-American boyfriend.

Where there was synergy with Obama's message, Fallon said, was in taking to task those who continue to stand by Trump.

Larry Johnston Modrydd, Brecon Thank you Nesrine Malik (It's still right to honour Charlie Hebdo, 29 April) for taking to task those who say it was wrong to honour Charlie Hebdo.

She recently attracted the attention of leading US national news outlets by taking to task business school professor Vivek Wadhwa, a go-to expert for the media on women in technology.

Still, it's refreshing to find a researcher taking to task bogus claims about "the secret". Some may think it's bad news that there is no simple pill or mindset that will make your life all work out.

(The book was taken to task for oversimplying matters.

Husbands are rarely taken to task for their wives' behavior.

Yet he has also been taken to task.

"I was taken to task by Norman Mailer about my approach to writing novels," Ellis goes on.

However the RGT has been taken to task for being too close to the industry.