Hodges writes that after Miliband had attempted to upbraid Cameron on his austerity agenda, "to his horror, he suddenly found himself under concerted attack from the left; first from Bennett, and then from Sturgeon... "It wasn't supposed to happen like this.
Editors know that Mr Vucic may sometimes call personally to upbraid them.
He took deserved flak when the city proved so ill-prepared for Katrina, but won fans when he took to the airwaves days after the storm to upbraid President George Bush for the weak federal response.
WHEN the American economy sickens, there is nothing Congress likes more than to call in a few chief executives for hearings in which politicians can upbraid big business.
But most lamentable was the group from the Southern African Development Community, an influential club of 14 countries, which, with South Africa to the fore, had led diplomatic efforts to solve the Zimbabwe crisis but which had failed repeatedly over the years to upbraid Mr Mugabe for flouting most of the SADC's own election tenets.
In Sophocles's "Antigone", the chorus chides the heroine for "stumbling against Law enthroned"—a bit like EU members complaining of America's cavalier attitude to international norms.The Greek chorus has a privileged relationship with the protagonists: its leader often stops in mid-commentary to talk to the hero and praise or upbraid him for his intended actions.
The 70,000 recorded cases of civil unrest in China last year were prompted in no small part by a growing sense of inequality.This has led politicians to upbraid the nouveau riche, though so far only in small ways: chastising them for leaving too much food on their plates at banquets, for example.
A girl with morning sickness is shown throwing up in class just as the teacher tries to upbraid her.
When, pragmatically, he crosses a deserted street against the light, a motorist stops to loudly upbraid him; Abish, adopting local manners, shouts back, "What business is it of yours?" and is told, in an aggrieved tone, "You're wearing an eye patch.... your eyesight is impaired.
"I've got your thing in my face," Bloom said, pausing to upbraid a photographer whose dangling strap was blocking her own lens.
No one wanted to shoulder responsibilityfor the times and to slog off to uncertaindestinies in fiberglass pilot houses.I had no idea that you meant it to be early.The fatal tarnish of the everydaygroans and incites mobs to splendorand wrongdoing as though a tissue of sleeping carswere to upbraid dawn.
