Príklady censorious

• The judge is in a solemn, censorious setting, officiating over important matters.

• The growing concern regarding propriety in all things made classical antecedents important for the justification of all matter or behaviour that might attract censorious attention.

• We do not see our role to be censorious, and we recognize that authors have just as many rights as do reviewers.

• Failure to abide by such expectations generated tension in the minds of scientific practitioners - not to mention in the minds of censorious contemporar y observers.

• But now, suppose that a wife ceases to love her husband and gives herself to another, and that they start living together openly, despite the censorious opinions of society.

• Community of belief or values can be revolutionary or reactionary, evangelical or fundamentalist, open or dogmatic, tolerant or censorious, stable or unstable.

• I do not wish to be censorious about other people's amusements.

• Each year we seem to become a less free and more censorious society.

• We need to recognise it is an addiction and that a purely censorious attitude is not sufficient.

• The leaders believe that, and they have said so time and time again in very strong and sometimes very censorious appeals to the men.

• I cannot support some of the censorious remarks that have been made about the form of control exercised by the police.

• I have tried to raise this matter in no controversial or censorious spirit.

• Some judges may take a stricter and more censorious view of these applications than others.

• It is easy for men of my age to be censorious of the younger generation.

• Sometimes it happens that one becomes a little less censorious and critical of one's opponents if one remembers one's own difficulties.