Sentence examples for without rebuke from inspiring English sources

The shouts of supporters in response to the candidates' attacks on Obama — "Traitor!" "Terrorist!" "Kill him!" — were uttered without rebuke.

But major cities from signatory countries, such as Oslo and Copenhagen and have begun divestment moves without rebuke.

Parliamentary conventions preclude an MP calling another a liar, though that rule has sometimes been flouted without rebuke – as when the Labour frontbencher Chris Bryant said in the house that Jeremy Hunt, then culture secretary, had lied to the house about his connections with the forces of Rupert Murdoch.

May our seedpods nourish rodents who roam our groves without rebuking lands with famine.

But as I grew older, I wouldn't allow men to disrespect me with their comments or behavior without a rebuke.

Tony Abbott has delivered his last speech as prime minister, but not without sharply rebuking the "febrile" media for "acting as the assassin's knife" by willingly publishing unsourced leaks.

"Defendants created and participated in an extrajudicial system, not sanctioned by the Pennsylvania court system," the 77-count indictment said, "where they felt free to approach one another and exchange requests for preferential treatment or 'ticket-fixing,' without being rebuked or criticized by fellow judges".

And even if they did recognize the feigned satire, that's certainly not a license to propagate hate without being rebuked.

Prince Turki followed up by submitting a written statement along these lines to a peace symposium in Israel, without being rebuked at home.

The censure amounts to a public rebuke, without any further disciplinary action against Justice DiBlasi, who is serving a 14-year term, ending in 2008.

The prosecutor is supposed to act independently of the government, and the court's decision on Thursday was without doubt a rebuke to the prosecution of the case, known as Clearstream.