Sentence examples for with censure from inspiring English sources

Yet, Indian cricket has often bid farewell to senior players with censure, rather than ceremony.

Since then, scientists, conservationist, ranchers, and rural communities have largely responded with censure.

It seems likely from Hackett's comments, however, that he will escape with censure rather than a ban.

When they are not staring at us with censure or suspicion, the good and gentle folks of this United Kingdom are crossing the road to avoid us.

Mockery of Trump's bodily presence — for instance, the comb-over lacquered into iconicity by caricaturists and clipped into shorthand by graphic artists — has been bound up with censure of his conduct since the days when Spy magazine invented the epithet "short-fingered vulgarian".

Its attempts to right the ship have misfired, as the recent proposed sale of some of its artwork was met with censure by the influential Association of Art Museum Directors, and an effort to sell one of its buildings has been hobbled by infighting.

At a moment when the Democrats want to paint themselves as a serious voice in both foreign and domestic policy, one of their leading lights has done his best to embrace the radical and hysterical, starting with his censure motion and continuing with his Baghdad demand for immediate withdrawal from Iraq.

Alli did go down easily as he battled with Rodríguez, but Pochettino disagreed with the censure.

And when faced with international censure, the North lashes out with threats of retaliation and even war.

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

To lynch a guy with a censure for charges that are not criminal is something wrong, wrong, wrong, wrong".