| Hadn't he come back, the sot turned from his sack, chiding them with Nehemiah, Jonah, minor prophets? |
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| As soon as Constantine heard of their departure, he sent a chiding letter to Mahan, and bade him mend his pace. |
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| I put emphasis on the word fun, twisting it so that it sounded chiding and sarcastic. |
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| Through the gentle chiding of the gay stylist friend, to the downright vicious demands of Ms. Streep, to the snottish comments from the old Emily, it was cattishly pleasing. |
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| In fact, her chiding, sermonic tone can echo Poisonwood's killjoy Baptist preacher, railing at the natives to put their shirts on. |
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| The encounter saw the Labour leader chiding Mr Brand for his insistence in 2013 that people should not vote. |
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| I think they all had a bellyful of the rugby public's chiding and groaning at lack of skills and below par play that took us to rock bottom at the World Cup. |
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| But the greatest sin of all for Francis is perhaps that of careerism, chiding those who honor people rather than God. |
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| Can he follow through, not bow to pressure and continue chiding the people into conservation and taking necessary measures as the country faces it worst water shortage ever? |
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| But when I read it in paper, when I hear members from the Conservative Party across the way laughing and chiding me, I understand that they think this is just politics, but everyone here is a real person. |
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| The 200 page, two year study found Canada's security sadly wanting, chiding the Liberal government for lacking a credible plan to deal with attacks. |
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| Before climbing into her official car, a black Scottish government hybrid Lexus, she came close to chiding the jubilant crowd, drumming home a work ethic central to her success. |
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| Then, KYAnonymous tweeted at him, chiding the boy for hiding. |
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| The daring anthropopathic imagery by which the prophets often represent God as chiding, upbraiding, threatening. |
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| Lesser lawyers who were vague in oral argument faced a barrage of sarcasm or, if he agreed with them, constant chiding to do better. |
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| I believe things should be spontaneous and natural, like our team was. Nothing has to be thought out, and even my way of chiding the photographers was natural. |
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| The next step is widening the perspective, chiding the Saudis, Egyptians, and others whose leaders are more subtle but whose institutions and elites perpetuate the problem. |
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| Here, though, Cook was far more sprightly, cracking the odd joke, playfully chiding one reporter and generally giving the impression of a cricketer in a far more settled state. |
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| I'm certainly comfortable initiating change, even if that means cajoling, chiding, and guilting people into it, particularly when it is for a good cause. |
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| Little is known about the young man John hired to instruct his son, except that he treated the younger boy harshly, chiding him for being slow and wayward. |
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| She can but chide, shall feare of chiding make me to forslow? |
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