Sentence examples for well punished from inspiring English sources

If so, he is well punished for his morbidity.

Yes, Charles Clarke does actually think that people on community punishment orders should wear some indentifiable uniform so that 'right thinking citizens' can see that they are being, well, punished.

If the new régime follows through on its promise, then, as it seems poised to do, many peaceful and productive residents within our borders will inevitably be expelled as well, punished for the deeds (real or imagined) of others.

They may well punish the candidate who scuttles this deal.

Smith had played very well, punishing most short deliveries and using his feet superbly to Swann.

By contrast, this year's contest has long been scheduled and voters might well punish a party that brought them back to the polling booths in a hurry.

You might as well punish an alligator for attacking anything that swims that is smaller and edible, like your dog.

Members may be expected to pray for hours per day or read the religion's book for long periods of time as well, punishing those who don't.

Say: "I want to make you happy, and it's easier for me to do well if you reward me for things I do well as well as punishing me when I mess up".

A better throw from that last ball would have got her out, and they may well be punished.

Aware a side in sharper mode than Klopp's might well have punished some needless concessions of possession in central midfield, the Gallowgate End were becoming restless.