rebuke in a sentence

• Bass issued a statement rebuking Yale for not implementing the program.
• He rebukes Steve Forbes'brand of supply-side economics.
• Ms . Jordan smiled to ease the sting of the rebuke.
• He rebukes the claim that the military keeps law and order.
• Responding in a letter, she called the rebuke politically motivated.
• Scientology's tactics in court have also drawn judicial rebukes.
• The veto was also a stinging rebuke to President Boris Yeltsin.
• Gittins told the court that the rebuke had motivated her accusations.
• The more innocent the gesture, the more hurtful its rebuke.
• Huffington has rebuked her fellow conservatives for their intolerance of homosexuality.
• It's difficult to see rebuke in a sentence .
• Another merger of phone giants ran into a stiffer rebuke Friday.
• In return, those organizations have been rebuked by Vatican officials.
• "Dutch " has occasioned a firestorm of rebuke.
• My yelling, he rebuked, was not improving his appetite.
• It was a message that drew a sharp rebuke from McCain.
• But as Danforth exonerated the government, he also rebuked it.
• Strangely, his absences, meticulously noted, are not rebuked.
• The decision was a stinging rebuke of the Federal Communications Commission.
• His conversation and art bristle with rebuke for African-Americans.
• The countries say they prefer private diplomacy, not public rebukes.