Those scolded included model Naomi Campbell and actresses Lindsey Lohan and Vanessa Hudgens, though none of those warned is being penalized at this stage.
And he can be zealous in scolding those who stray from the pure Nordic style.
Until it becomes law, let's refrain from scolding those who come to work when they're sick.
"There's a special place in hell for Republicans who should know better," said Bannon at a rally, scolding those who declined to back Moore.
In the speech excerpted below, Mao is scolding those in the Party who are blindly following the ideas of Marx and Lenin without adapting it to the Chinese situation, which Mao thought would be made "better" by a revolution to wipe out the old ways and establish new ones.
In the face of his friends' qualms about the meat du jour, Gold is undaunted, leading the charge, scolding those who lag behind for balking at eating animals that are cute while having no compunctions about eating a cow — a position he finds indefensible and hypocritical.
The utter ridiculousness of those two sentences is an obvious giveaway to anyone attuned to the art of satire that Marbles is actually scolding those dating practices.
The descent starts with him owning a comic-book art gallery, which later escalates to him scolding those not deserving enough to value his passion.
Indeed, Chu concluded his letter by scolding those who dismiss the need to pursue cleaner forms of energy and to curb greenhouse gas emissions.
But koala advocates are defending the cull, and scolding those who criticize it if officials hadn't killed the cute critters, the consequences for the koala population would have been dire.
She's the nation's school mistress today, scolding those who violate the unwritten laws of Oprah's Code, more powerful than the Napoleonic Code (except in Louisiana) She excoriates those who misbehave in public, and praises those who are examples of self-reliance and moral rectitude.
