Meanings of deserve censure in English

For what had I ever said or done to deserve censure?

The child does not deserve censure or punishment in such cases; what he requires is instruction.

In one respect, the picture does deserve censure.

To steal one, is a sign that you will deserve censure for your contemptible meanness in your home.

And I for one cordially concur in the remark of the Elder Schieffelin, that the brethren there ' deserve censure.'

If you meet with any rebuke from young Prescott's friends, take it in meekness, for you richly deserve censure.

There are things that you have done which deserve censure quite as much as those things you blame in others.

Of this, however, I am convinced, that I should indeed deserve censure, if I kept any secret of my heart from you.

He in no wise conducted himself oppressively toward his subjects] or with jealousy toward Drusus or in any way to deserve censure toward Tiberius.

She was misled: I blamed nothing in my book but what deserved censure.

Pitt's treatment of one of the most important questions of that time deserves censure.

A faulty versification deserves censure in all of them:

Often he has told me, when I deserved censure, to 'face the music' and have it over with.

But, as Jimmy has said since, the man deserved censure for drawing an erroneous conclusion from another's mistake.

They both came in for much well- deserved censure, and Emerson did not go unsmirched, since he was guilty of harboring and encouraging these ne'er-do-wells.

'And I hope,' said his nephew, 'that the rest of my conduct will not be found to deserve censure.