Sentences with word «chastise»

It is only right that such a decision by these artists be celebrated and not chastised by anyone in the community, from the writers who started in much the same way to the readers who may one day launch these wordsmiths into their future careers.

.2 / The manager selects his team, not on form but he selects his favourites, 3 / The players are not chastised for their failings, or motivated to do better, they are allowed to get away with being moderate..

Also chastised for name calling by the man who called me a hypocrite and incapable of abstract thought.

Unsurprisingly, this image caused less of a stir than Benglis» explicit nude shot, further illustrating how open sexuality and displays of fetishism was chastised in women while being blindly accepted with male artists.

In John's account, it is Judas who chastises Mary for her waste.

If you don't believe, don't chastise others in their faith because you are showing nothing but jealousy of their faith.

Show some empathy, and do not chastise people who have to leave when the class was scheduled to end.

After Gamby gets chastised by the teachers for helping Russell keep his job — the students looking on in amazement as the teachers fling insults and curse words at each other is a great comedic touch — the episode becomes an avalanche of events that lead to the aforementioned fight through the school.

Here's the latest, in a long line of curious blunders and aggravating insensitivities: after being publicly chastised time and again for denying access

Our children are the ones suffering without a quality education and are then chastised by society for not meeting «the bar».

Shame on you for chastising someone for being kind, and then pressuring them to be ugly instead in the name of religion.

He had been whispering into my soul, like a parent whispers too closely in a child's ear when chastising at a dinner table (that kind of whisper that makes kids flinch from the tickle).

Former President Mahama on Saturday chastised government over the implementation of its flagship free SHS programme, suggesting the programme was hurriedly implemented.

Unfortunately, not everyone was so happy about the design, and Starbucks quickly got chastised on social media, accused of being overly politically correct and aiming to destroying Christmas.

«On sets,» she wrote, «I saw women constantly pressured to exploit their sexuality and then chastised as sluts for doing so.»

During the campaign, Mr. Meguin chastised Mr. Russell for proposing a small pay increase last year for himself and other elected officials.

Try using a different color to highlight every time Jesus chastising leaders for prideful attitudes and actions.Talk about it with someone and get creative in ways you can infuse our world with Jesus» humble way.

Christianity was necessary as well as true because in Niebuhr's eyes it was the only available faith that challenged men and women to struggle for justice while chastising them for their sins.

On numerous occasions I've seen judges chastise counsel who were unprepared to discuss all aspects of their case.

Game luminary Frank Lantz chastised critics for their inability to talk intelligently about The Beginner's Guide.

Paladino, who also spoke at a Borough Park synagogue, even chastised Cuomo for taking his daughters with him to march «in a homosexual parade.»

It seems hypocritical to chastise God when you are truly unwilling to make an effort.

Exactly, they can't help it, so it's (usually) not about chastising them, but about trying to help open their eyes to the manipulation and exaggeration that is rife in most religions.

Authors United says they aren't taking sides, while repeatedly chastising Amazon and not placing any blame at all on Hachette.

While many chastise others for their decision to use harsher chemicals there are quite a few good reasons to eliminate fleas as quickly as possible.

In stark contrast, when Le Billon offers her own toddler a cookie for behaving well during a grocery outing, she's immediately chastised by other shoppers for spoiling her child's appetite and treating food as a reward.

Jeffries and Garner's mother chastise de Blasio over overtime pay for officers on modified duty

(CNN)- The day after the U.S. Senate passed a bill averting the fiscal cliff, AFL - CIO President Richard Trumka issued a statement chastising lawmakers for some of the tax provisions included in the measure.

Three times, Clinton chastised Wall Street firms for «speculative behavior.»

A top Republican on the House Intelligence Committee chastised President Trump for congratulating Russian President Vladimir Putin on his reelection — but then refused to distance himself from Trump.

When you fault single parenthood, you inevitably to go down a path of chastising women, culture and individual behavior.

The sizable bezels that we've chastised Sony for over the years have also been reduced on the front of the handset, giving a cleaner, more modern look to the device.

Wilson managed to lock it down before anything was stolen, but in a rare public chastising of a company in his own portfolio, he wrote in a blog post: «I am still a bit shaken up from the experience and a fair bit more paranoid from it.»

The Democratic Senators had every opportunity to go directly to JC and the other scientists to get an inventory of the ideas and questions on the minds of skeptics or lukewarmers, they not only didn't do it, they did ends around the science guests and at times chastised them with the very group think that the scientists were warning against.

In addition to having inadequate security practices, the U.S. Federal Trade Commission severely chastised the privacy and security practices of related companies VTech Electronics Limited (based in Hong Kong) and its U.S. subsidiary, VTech Electronics North America, LLC, based in Illinois (collectively «VTech USA»).

Paul chastised Orange, but she said she didn't support the bill — which passed — because it didn't address mental health and gun ownership.

Later the same day, Spicer delivered a terse statement chastising media reports that correctly described the relatively low inaugural turnout, instead inflating the size of Trump's inaugural crowd.

Here is the full stand alone post, for context By the way, the former German foreign secretary Mr. Guido Westerwelle is just chastised by the Godhead: He suffers from leukemia (cancer of the blood).

In other reading, I've seen librarians chastised because they are unable to explain what their library does in... [more]

The church, however, insisted the bishop would have been similarly chastised if the alleged sexual misdemeanours had involved a woman.

And, because I was rightly chastised by someone for not pointing this out, authors get a larger slice of the pie if you buy your copies from the NRP store.

Bloomberg's comments come as President Obama is preparing to deliver a speech at Cooper Union Thursday during which he will again chastise Wall Street and make his case for reform.