Sentence examples for the rebuke of from inspiring English sources

And philosophically it pleased me — the fleshy picture on a bag of bones, the rebuke of an image's immortality.

But just as Ms. Dassinger, 50, had relaxed under a heated blanket, the rebuke of her facialist, Julie Lindh, put her on edge.

But it is clear that he believes the case for Al Gore was not decided by the rebuke of Bill Clinton on November 8th.

That immediately drew the rebuke of the Republican National Committee, which portrayed the ad buy as another example of Mr. Obama's putting himself first.

As the heir to Mr. Suharto's political legacy, Golkar would gain from a rehabilitation of his name and the rebuke of democracy as it has developed under Mr. Yudhoyono, Mr. Witoelar said.

From the backhand slap for climate-change deniers, to the rebuke of "absolutism", Mr Obama was attacking congressional Republicans, notably in the House of Representatives, and their entire conception of their role in a divided government.

Mr. Sharpton and Mr. Edwards led the rebuking of Dr. Dean.

What do he or his supporters care about the rebukes of foreigners?

Anyone halfway paying attention to this "controversy" should see that the motive behind the rebuking of MHP is not a defense of interracial families.

The superior man silently accepts the mindless rebuke of the rabble.

After the blistering rebuke of the mid-term elections in 1994, he rallied against the Republicans and, within a year, had them on the defensive.