Sentence examples for their censure from inspiring English sources

If the court concurs with their censure, it will weaken the legitimacy of Mr Abe's government at a critical moment.

To do so, he believed, might only invite their censure, enforcers of the law though they were.

If in this view it pleases us, we are tolerably satisfied… if we are doubtful about it, we are often, upon that very account, more anxious to gain their approbation, and … we are altogether distracted at the thoughts of their censure, which then strikes us with double severity (Smith 1982, p. 109).

In place of their harsh censure, Emerson produced "Self-Reliance," a fitting text for the digital age, when individuals can increasingly craft their own fantasy worlds, both naughty and nice.

Few men are willing to brave the disapproval of their fellows, the censure of their colleagues, the wrath of their society.

In a letter to parliament before the big vote, he responded to their previous censures by complaining that they had "failed to specify what pledge of office has been violated".

Moreover, they claimed that platform providers could not be held responsible for the actions of their users, as they could not realistically approve every upload and it was not their job to censure.

The protesters with whom I have spoken hold no desire to censure their peers.

But some obviously believe they can abuse their authority without censure.

Record companies are no longer as responsive, and it is easy and sometimes proper to censure their crassness.

In 1828, two years after Hastings's death, members of the India House, to make some amends for their vote of censure, gave £20,000 to trustees for the benefit of Hastings's son.