Sentence examples for that scolding from inspiring English sources

Do we really believe that scolding them for their action would change what they would do in similar situations?

I don't believe that scolding people for being flippant about mental health does much to spread awareness.

The National Conference on the Social Norms Model, sponsored by the Cal State system, says that scolding and threatening students doesn't work.

The students stated that this could cause stress to this student as there was no school to accept him at that time of the year, secondly students thought that scolding by his parents could have add more stress on him, contributing to the decision to commit suicide.

No, the president did not deliver that scolding in Hanoi.

If some of that scolding occurred at the interval, there was no reaction to it.

As momentum for impeachment was growing, Lieberman gave a crucial speech on the Senate floor that scolded Clinton for his behavior but resolutely opposed removing him from office.

• And while the company uses Twitter as a carrot for new customers, it also uses it as a stick: LucyPhone users whose calls are dropped are encouraged to send a form Twitter message that scolds the company by name, which companies tend to notice because they monitor Twitter closely.

Where is the app that scolds me for not going to the gym this week?

The Federal Trade Commission released a report last week that scolded the film, recording and video game industries for marketing violent, adult-rated entertainment to young consumers.

Momma hadn't been there that morning, scolding her, "Dress warm!