"Eat life, or life will eat you" - Dame Joan Collins
chides a fellow partygoer for adopting a sugar-free regime.
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When it snows in Nazareth, Joseph
chides Jesus for making it happen through prayer.
Christ the Lord: Out of Egypt
He
chides those who scoff at her small sacrifices (such as folding the mantles that the other sisters had forgotten) as "spiritual snobs!"
Spiritual Childhood: the Spirituality of St. Therese of Lisieux
Robert Ornstein's discussion of Shakespearean character, in what might be seen as futile resistance against the tides of contemporary theory, particularly psychoanalytic, rightly
chides us that the farther we stray from the play itself, the more we leave behind the very things that continue to attract audiences and scholars to Shakespeare.
Subjects on the World's Stage: Essays in British Literature of the Middle Ages and the Renaissance
Instead, he recognizes that the principal purpose of nuclear weapons is to discourage the other side from using nuclear weapons as well as to damp down potential conflicts that might escalate into conventional and then into nuclear wars, and he justifiably
chides the proponents of "flexible response"--gradual escalation from conventional weapons to "tactical" nuclear weapons to larger-scale nuclear exchanges--for not thinking seriously about where flexibility can lead.
War, Peace, and Victory: Strategy and Statecraft for the Next Century
Noting the finding that women have an advantage over men in verbal skills, she
chides: "So what do [men] say about women?
Women's skills linked to estrogen levels
"Has this dotty woman forgotten what it is to be young and carefree?" Ann Widdecombe
chides TV's Kirstie Allsopp for saying that girls should have babies before going to university.
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"It is low-grade, it is down-market and it is unacceptable" - Commons Speaker John Bercow
chides rowdy MPs during Prime Minister's question time.
They say; MAILBAG
In that remarkable essay, Heron
chides his London colleagues for their obtuseness, refers to Clement Greenberg's "brilliant Partisan Review articles," and exhibits a profound formal astuteness and an unusual ability to rethink his premises.
Painter as Critic: Patrick Heron, Selected Writings
"It is low-grade, it is down-market and it is unacceptable." Commons Speaker John Bercow
chides rowdy MPs during Prime Minister's question time.
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Along the way, on the other hand, Clinton
chides the gangsta tappers, primarily because he feels for the victims of their misogyny or homophobia.
Wiggaz with attitude (WWA)
Get on with it" - Prince Harry
chides his brother the Duke of Cambridge as they both turned into City traders for the day to raise money for charity.
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