Примери за chastised

• The doctor was chastised by a patient for being overweight.

• He publicly chastised Democrats who supported continued funding for the war.

• She chastised herself for not getting up and being more active.

• The overseers were big, brutal men who were not slow to chastise their workers and beat them if they fell behind with quotas.

• The Spanish army of the eastern Pyrenees had been severely chastised by the soldiers of the republic.

• They make excuses for continuing to sin and refuse to be chastised and corrected.

• In both cases, modernist music is chastised for the bias of its critical representations.

• Her "vanity" in wanting independence is chastised through a marriage based on her dependency.

• The father was chastised by the court for taking his daughter as a 'commodity to be owned' rather than as a person and as an individual.

• Other demographic considerations aside, we felt ourselves minorities, outsiders in our own hometowns, chastised for our beliefs and values and our idiosyncratic choices of teams and players.

• It is barbaric, inhumane and degrading both to the chastiser and the chastised.

• It was the tied house held by the wicked brewer which was to be chastised through the wicked brewer.

• Then we are chastised for having modified our views.

• We have been chastised with not having dealt with them and with having gone around them to deal with the means test, and so on.

• I may be chastised by some of my own party, but surely a man is entitled to his own convictions.

• Anyone who suggests not conforming with that regime is promptly rebuked, chastised and taken to task.

• The sadness is that the more we help people, the more we are chastised.

• The management has been greatly chastised on the basis of a report it has not seen.

• I cannot blame civil servants for not wishing to be publicly chastised for making mistakes, and their first object therefore is not to make them.

• They are being suitably chastised in the report, as are other councils which either did not make cuts or did not cut enough.

• We believed that we had a moral right to see that right flourished and wrongdoers were chastised.