upbraidings造句

• Luke was clearly shaken and apparently deeply embarrassed by the upbraiding.
• The general replied by upbraiding Charles for his distrust and mismanagement.
• Then Lady Maisry appears in a dream upbraiding his infidelity.
• Wilson later issued a statement upbraiding NFL commissioner Paul Tagliabue for the fine.
• The upbraiding was reminiscent of Sergeyev's treatment of Cohen in February.
• Back in England, Robert denies the accusation, upbraiding Stella for distrusting him.
• With a UN Security Council vote last week upbraiding the Serbs for intercepting refugee aid.
• Although the upbraiding was harsh, there was never any doubt Bunraku was his life.
• "This is a disaster, " says Diego, upbraiding a local resident.
• Last week, even the tabloids turned on the Windsors, upbraiding them for concealing their grief.
• As a division chief, she travels frequently, and she is famous agencywide for upbraiding taxi drivers.
• Back here in the present, Tom Wolfe weighs in with another scathingly stylish essay upbraiding the lefty intelligentsia.
• With the exception of constantly upbraiding Indonesian leaders for being corrupt, Gymnastiar keeps politics out of his sermons.
• Despite the upbraiding, Mandela received a standing ovation for his 90-minute speech and uniformly enthusiastic praise.
• Hope would also break the fourth wall continuously to over-act, often with an upbraiding from Crosby.
• Use that word in front of older, conservative Hispanic persons, and you'll probably get an upbraiding.
• It was the upbraiding by a Vietnam vet that convinced Muller to act on her impulse to go alone to Vietnam.
• These are serious missives upbraiding employers for sins ranging from racial discrimination to taking all the credit for a team effort.