rebuke

This cover, I submit, is as sharp a rebuke to the “progress is over!”

What made matters worse was that the more I felt Lorne rebuke me, the more I pulled away.

Instead they were a rebuke from the American electorate to Democrats who had overreached.

“Ordinary people will think he is disturbed and rebuke him for this, unaware that he is possessed by a god,” Plato wrote.

If what we're doing is right, we have to be a rebuke every single day to the people who'd tear it down.

The Book of Jonah was written directly in rebuke of one form of Jewish exclusiveness.

The pride of the general had been deeply wounded by the rebuke he had received on the field of battle.

"Sunsets and vanity," he read drearily and penciled the rebuke away with a faint smile.

The hunchback snarled his rebuke in Blaine's face and turned to Tom.

With all his sensitiveness to rebuke and his fair-seeming, was he not a man given to self-depreciation?