| By that I mean that we understand when people do not succeed, rather than castigate them for their difficulties. |
| 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. |
| A little more discipline in thought would be appropriate before we castigate the bird colonels and stars. |
| Mirroring the shallowness of hawks, who condemn peaceniks for their lack of patriotism, many doves castigate anyone who is not opposed to war. |
| This is usually not done in a deliberate attempt to castigate such children for their behaviour, but for lack of an alternative. |
| The most common response was to castigate the reporter for daring to criticize a sacred cow hereabouts, weblogs. |
