rebuke

She put her hand on his but not as a rebuke.

The study brought rebukes from members of Congress as well.

She turned her green eyes upon his in silent rebuke.

They'd be the better readers for his rebuke and the rest.

This young lady would be little less than a rebuke to them.

His face turned as if he'd been slapped by the rebuke.

Fail the kids now and who knows how long the rebuke will last.

To give joy when all you have received is rebuke.

This is the latest in a series of rebukes to the Bush administration.

It is a living, tangible rebuke to everything they believe in.

At first, he took the single word, repeating in his head, as a rebuke.

The rebuke of some kind was clearer than the other part.

This time I intended that he hear the rebuke in my voice.

The rebuke to them was overwhelming, but the debate went on.

But there is little to rebuke, since nearly everyone has come with a similar sense of concentration and attention.

It was the kind of answer that usually brought a sharp rebuke.

This was the rebuke he had coming: she liked it.

A rebuke but a mild one, yet necessary just the same.

I left the table set for dinner that night, a silent rebuke.

Rick bit back the rebuke he had been putting together.

She kept her gaze level: it was almost a rebuke.

There was a tone of rebuke in his voice, but he left it at that.

He paid no attention to the rebuke, merely opened the door for her.

"He's got our attention now," said a senior officer about the public rebuke of the general.

This he received, although not without also receiving a rebuke for the king.

She looked down, almost as though he had rebuked her.

The Hall had other things on its mind than rebuking her, though.

The sort of gaze his mother used to rebuke him with when he was small.

Many were rebuked by friends and family who thought that they knew better where to direct us.

He expected me to run, I realized, to rebuke him.

Claire even goes to the family's home and is rebuked.

Of course, I had to rebuke him again for using such shocking language.

After running a controversial story in 2001, the staff and the paper was rebuked by the administration.

And how to rebuke him I scarcely knew, for what he had done seemed natural enough.

He turned on the men around him and rebuked them furiously.

For a moment only she considered rebuking him, but dismissed the thought.

For years, the agency has been rebuked by members of Congress and outside critics.

Then I rebuke myself, knowing the questions would be a waste of time.

The old serving woman's face rebuked me as she took her seat at the table.

And he clearly rebuked the party for its grand strategy.

"You were supposed to be my beginning again," she rebukes her son.

"The Congress rebukes him and a court blocks his rules in just two days."

But it may be the hard part of a friend to rebuke a friend's folly.

As a result, he was harshly rebuked by the man.

"At first my mom rebuked me in the name of Jesus," she said.

Obviously an extraordinary type, he has never even rebuked her, she said.

"Why did you not rebuke her when I criticized their targets?"

There was something in the purity of his face that rebuked them.

And those organizations have been rebuked by Vatican officials in return.

He opened his mouth to rebuke the journalist, but George was there before him.