Sentence examples for widespread rebuke from inspiring English sources

Today no teacher who made racist remarks would escape widespread rebuke; so why is homophobia still tolerated?

The launching itself of the three-stage rocket on Sunday, which the North Korean government portrayed as a success — even bragging that the supposed satellite payload was now broadcasting patriotic tunes from space — outraged Japan and South Korea, led to widespread rebuke by President Obama and other leaders, and prompted the United Nations Security Council to go into an emergency session.

In truth, the two most likely Republican nominees both represent a widespread rebuke to party elites.

Despite such a widespread rebuke by local and national elected officials, Trump has not backed off his comments.

The announcement generated widespread rebuke, particularly after Martin Shkreli, the company's 32-year-old chief executive officer, brashly defended the decision on Twitter -- at one point calling a journalist questioning the decision a "moron".

His behavior has led to widespread rebukes, including some from conservatives.

campaign announced Tuesday that it had raised more than $1 million between July 1 and July 25, the same month she received widespread rebukes for alleging Muslim Brotherhood infiltration in the U.S. government.

Mr. Hashimoto's remarks swiftly drew widespread public rebuke.

Following widespread Twitter rebukes from Jackass fans, Ebert admitted he may have been "too quick to tweet".

This pair of assertions provoked widespread outrage, including a rebuke from Republican leader Paul Ryan, who called the statements "racist" – a rare use of the word within GOP ranks.

In Myanmar Facebook's tools have been used to spread hate and accelerate ethic cleansing and/or the targeting of political critics of authoritarian governments — earning the company widespread condemnation, including a rebuke from the UN earlier this year which blamed the platform for accelerating ethnic violence against Myanmar's Muslim minority.