Significados de severe censure en inglés

Orford's administration underwent a close scrutiny, and very narrowly escaped a severe censure.

Slight mistakes on either side are little blamed, but grave and conspicuous cases incur severe censure.

Gibbon, in particular, deserves very severe censure.

Mr. Lovelace has faults enow to deserve very severe censure, although he be not guilty of this.

Burke passes severe censure even on Walpole's manner of carrying on his opposition to the war party.

And when he talked of crushing his rival's bones, he laid himself justly open to severe censure.

You come up like a man, admit your fault, and say you deserve and expect my severe censure.

They found suicide while temporarily insane and added their most severe censure of the conduct of the witness Sabre.

Indeed it happens, curiously enough, that the most severe censure ever pronounced by him on modern Latin is conveyed in Latin hexameters.

Silas Watson was an honorable and upright man, and his client's frequent doubtful methods had in past years met his severe censure.

We pass a very severe censure on Wycherley, when we say that it is a relief to turn from him to Congreve.

You lie under the severe censure of your Great Father, whose anger, like a dark cloud, rests upon you and your people.

People would say, "it was too clever by half," and in an Englishman's mouth that means a very severe censure.

Every individual, from the highest commander to the lowest private, must always remember that inaction and neglect of opportunities will warrant severe censure.

We dispatched a note of severe censure to Motley at once and ordered him to abstain from any further connection with that question.

It was this conscientious freedom, we believe, that has, more than any other cause, subjected the Lives of the Poets to severe censure.