Sentences with phrase «chastised as»

The NDP would lose the next election because they would be chastised as the «No Development Party.»

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

Focusing on the most hyperbolic elements of the project, and totally ignoring the legitimate questions I raise throughout the book, Keller and others have chastised me as silly, unable to handle basic biblical hermeneutics.

Racism in my humble opnion is one the biggest sins in America and until American deals with it (and other corporate sinful behavior) in a real Christian manner, Giod will continue to chastise us as a nation.

Spieth left his tee ball out to the right on Saturday, and immediately started chastising himself as is his wont.

Not exact matches

As defense minister, Ya'alon chastised him for trying to subvert his authority.

I give everything to my students and many have chastised me for giving too much information as a teacher.

His ability to both chastise his violent supporters while threatening immigrant criminals shows that Trump does not see these ideas as necessarily connected.

As he told Canadian Press in March, 2002: «The premier chastised us for the tone, which he found too negative, and that's probably an accurate assessment.

Mr. Trump chastised Japan last week in a Republican candidates» debate, naming it along with China and Mexico as countries where «we are getting absolutely crushed on trade.»

Former FBI director James B. Comey chastised Rudolph W. Giuliani, a recent addition to President Trump's legal team, on Thursday for referring to FBI agents in New York as «stormtroopers» during a television interview.

This has caused him to be reviled and chastised by members of his family which are devout Southern churchgoers at a time when he needs the most moral support, as he is trying to turn his luck around through smart, hard work and to do right by his wife and children.

Bishops are rightly concerned that for them to publicly warn or chastise politicians because of their voting records on abortion will be misunderstood as politically motivated.

She has prosti.tuted herself to other «gods» who are indeed not God, and God has actively as well as passively chastised her by abandoning her to the unintended consequences of her actions.

As you may know, Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf will soon be on «a nationwide (USA) speaking tour next month to promote the project and encourage interfaith dialogue,» and at least one member of your faith chastised the Imam (in a public online forum) for not holding open meetings.

fear of being chastised and outcast would be all it takes as a young mind is molded to believe.

When questioned on the following statement, If you face a severe disease like cancer then regard this as God's education who uses the disease as a rod to chastise you, sot that you may not get lost, but get saved.

I mostly do evening prayer, because it is a time for recapitulating the day, seeing what has gone on and giving thanks or chastising myself, as the case may be.

-- yet another poster disassembled my opinion into facts and opinions and chastised me on my choice of words — I took that posters advise and rewrote my opinion, using the same commenting style as they had and removing the offensive word.

He emphatically insisted on this distinction during a news conference, chastising reporters who had been so short - sighted as to describe it as an act of war.

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.

A state that was «truly founded upon the principles of atheism would be the greatest place on earth; a place of reason, compassion, logic, knowledge and beauty, where each fellow knew his and her fellows as people to be cherished, not chastised and shackled into conformity through propaganda and war crimes.»

You use the word «blameless» - free of guilt; not subject to blame: synonyms: innocent, guiltless, above reproach, irreproachable, unimpeachable, in the clear, exemplary, perfect, virtuous, pure, impeccable, faultless; The master is only «blameless» if he was chastising the slave as was customary and not to cause harm but correct behavior or consequence for criminal behavior.

So, just because a Holy Book does not agree with your own, you now choose to chastise those who follow their religion as evil and mean - spirited.

Either He truly is as we're told to believe...» God is love»... and all will be saved after being summarily chastised and reasonably punished for their «sins»... or none of us know what love really is.

Usually it is not so much our hedonism that is being chastised in this way (though that comes in for some invidious comparisons too) as our alleged «excessive individualism.»

I mean, I remember being in second grade and having a teacher chastise me for using «to» as «too».

I think God chastises; you've got to pull or peel humanity «time being» apart from God as well as sin and it's bi-products; death and disorder.

If you are correct in chastising me for my statements about CNN, surely you should chastise Mrs. Robinson for holding up Fox News and Bill O'Reilly as the apparent surpreme arbiters of truth?

Adam is obsessed with confronting everyone's comments and seeking to chastise and / or shame them whenever he disagrees as if he is the hall monitor here... LOL.

What is remarkable in these theological constructions is that they do not retain the biblical perspective which sees the state as ordained by God, in harmony with the divine order, and at the same time as the Beast of the Abyss, the Great Babylon; as wielder of the sword to chastise the wicked and protect the good, but also as the source of persecution and injustice.

«For whom the Lord loves, He chastises; even as a father does to the son he loves.»

Brown rice syrup used in many organic foods as a substitute for the often - chastised high fructose corn sugar is causing problems of its own with high arsenic levels.

I've been chastised for saying this before, but Arsene didn't choose our midfield triangle of Mesut, Santi, and Le Coq, he stumbled upon as a result of injury, and we've been better for it.

And Bielema, who was known for schedules that could double as flotation devices while at Wisconsin, has little room to chastise another team for a schedule comment.

It seems Arsene Wenger was just as shocked and he has publicly chastised the Gunners defence for allowing Harry Kane the space to score twice and give all three points to Spurs.

As a sociologist, it is very important to me to create a home environment where our children are not chastised for using their imagination and establishing confidence in decision making by being included in relatively small, yet still pertinent decision - making from a young age.

The woman is either chastised for being so bold as to breastfeed in front of other people (like Sofia in Modern Family) or the woman's choice to breastfeed is being used as a severe character flaw (like Lysa Tully in Game of Thrones) or it's just some really funny, hilarious thing because boobs.

We chatted sewing, we chatted knitting, they told me all about the woman whose fabric I was buying (perhaps more than I wanted to know, actually... oh, scandal), and I smiled as they chastised the men (who couldn't hear them anyway) to «take the sports talk outside and get out of the way!».

It's quite surprising that girls are allowed to wear stereotypically male clothing (like the girls who are modeling «flower girl suits» in the above photo) as a method of self - expression, while boys are chastised for trying on mom's high heels or dressing up as Elsa for Halloween.

As a mother, if I were to publicly and loudly state that I could never love a child that was not biologically mine, I would probably be chastised.

One evening, while chastising myself for slacking off on this important parenting / birth activist / blogger task, I got to wondering about birth stories as a social phenomenon: Why do (some) women write their birth stories?

Various political parties have chastised the IEA for what they describe as disrespectful and unfair arrangements adopted for this year's presidential debates.

President John Mahama has chastised the National Security Council for what he describes as the unfortunate release of a terror alert by the council.

Lhota, who served as a deputy mayor under Giuliani at City Hall, chastised David from the podium, saying it was inappropriate for him to «disparage the 107th mayor of the city of New York with the words that you used when you look at what he did during those eight years in office where you saw, you actually saw the economy expanding, jobs expanding, I imagine even... the number of Crain's subscriptions actually increased very nicely in that period of time.»

Heseltine was later chastised on television for saying May had a «man - size» job to do - as he spoke to Sky News on International Women's Day.

He chastised the media for not being better parents, and he referred to the complaint against him as a press release.

Nana chastised those who allegedly gave the documents to the media and ignorantly attacked the media for describing the agreement as «secret document».

Ms Sulemana who viciously chastised the former deputy Agriculture Minister William Quaitoo for describing farmers in the Northern region as liars in a Facebook post warned Ghanaians who have been approaching her with their CVs for employment to desist in 2018.

Standing side - by - side, Diaz and Jeffries made the case for increased Summer Youth Employment funding, hailing the program's benefits on their own lives as young kids while chastising the administration for not putting more cash into the program, which employs thousands of teens during the summer months.