| He expresses the desire to retreat and Aeneas chastises him offering his own chariot as a vehicle. |
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| As she Xeroxes another copy, she chastises herself for thinking such silly thoughts for nothing of the sort could happen to her. |
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| Such is the Chastisement of thy Lord when He chastises communities in the midst of their wrong: grievous, indeed, and severe is His chastisement. |
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| You should glory, then, in the correction your heavenly Father has given you and will give you in the future, for he chastises all his children. |
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| Would he then say that God pardons in His justice and chastises in His mercy? |
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| Laugh chastises some shortcomings more or less in the way sickness chastises some excesses. |
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| She calls him brother and chastises him for speaking so sternly to her. |
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| They are not pleased.2 15pm: Bart Stupak, the chairman of the committee, chastises Mr Hayward for not answering questions this morning. |
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| Paris attempts to downplay his own fighting prowess and Hector chastises him lightly, criticizing him only for avoiding battle, not for lack of ability. |
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| Matthew Arnold has been characterised as a sage writer, a type of writer who chastises and instructs the reader on contemporary social issues. |
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| The report chastises Meese for abusing the tolerance written into certain laws, for showing insensitivity to the appearance of propriety, and for doing other things that by almost any standard but Meese's were wrong. |
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| He chastises the referee for not protecting his player, he implies that the FA was weak and only increased Cantona's ban due to external pressure, and he chides the PFA for not doing more for its man. |
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