The scolding he administered to Republicans before the cameras Thursday morning reflected that.
Already, she has begun to moderate her tone, perhaps mindful of the scolding Mr. Daschle received when he criticized Mr. Bush's diplomacy after the war began.
Another: incidents like one in February in which a singer, in the style of divas past, stopped a well-meant burst of applause during Mahler's "Songs of the Wayfarer" with the scolding gesture of a traffic cop.
For all the scolding about America's energy gluttony, and for all the warnings about foreign entanglements linked to oil addiction, price seems to be the only factor that moves people to change habits.
Okay, the Bagger does not stretch, except at the keyboard, but the scolding voice inside his head suggests that next time he goes to L.A., he will do something besides change clothes in his hotel room.
But the scolding tone of The Times' article implies racial basis.
If wise, Romer should review court transcripts to hear the scolding the state's attorneys received from one judge over their pompous disregard of patient needs and constitutional rights.
It's the same generally banal message of self-empowerment, but now the typo is fixed and the scolding note of the former has become the gentle motivational-poster wisdom of the latter.
It is possible that dogs that had eaten the food expected that they are likely to be scolded whilst dogs that had not eaten the food did not expect to be scolded and were thus more surprised at the scolding event, leading to a more intense fear response (Weiss, 1970).
Be nice, be friendly, and keep the scolding tone completely out of your voice.
The scolding began immediately.
