| Yesterday I was amused to listen to the hon. member for Fort McMurray-Athabasca castigate me for supporting political games on the budget. |
| His inflammatory public remarks against British policy in Ireland caused W. M. Hughes to castigate him as disloyal. |
| A little more discipline in thought would be appropriate before we castigate the bird colonels and stars. |
| But she always finds others to castigate for their immorality and selfishness, rarely copping to what she would call a decadent lifestyle if another woman lived it. |
| Hail him for the success, castigate him for his failures but, for heaven's sake, do not bring religion into sport. |
| First we have to keep our heads, which means that amid all the emotion and horror it is not our job to castigate one side or the other. |
