Examples of using Castigated in English and their translations into German
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Castigated for our sins of wondrous thought.
When Israel took non-violent action, such as imposing blockades or cutting electricity,it was castigated.
Mao Zedong castigated the method of the dogmatists.
Until shortly before the election, there were therefore protests in which theexercising of political influence on the ZDF was castigated.
But it isthe IMF that should be castigated--for pushing an economic theory that was rejected long ago.
The henchmen and bailiffs came and the seven were openly in the presence of thousands undressed except for their private parts andwere bloodily castigated.
While Deng had castigated Mao's“leftist” errors, Hu's hagiographic address made no mention of his manifold blunders.
See what Marx wrote in criticizing the Gotha Program of 1875,when he mercilessly castigated the opportunist character of that program.
He was therefore castigated by the homolobby on the University that wanted him to resigne from his position as professor at the University of Lund.
During the months of September and October, Lenin implored, castigated, and pleaded with the Bolshevik leaders to name the day of the uprising.
Andros castigated the Mainers for this unwarranted act and ordered the Indians released and returned to Maine, earning the hatred of the Maine settlers.
When all's said and done, you can't help noticing that it hasrarely been the reprobates of this earth who have castigated public displays of extravagance, but rather their self-appointed advocates.
In State and Revolution, Lenin castigated the reformists for presenting the socialist revolution as a slow, gradual, peaceful change.
In the late 1950s, Bruce Connor, one of the first"Funk Artists," collected finds from modern throwawayculture and with his assemblages made of consumer waste indirectly castigated a society that celebrated consumerism and waged wars instead of fighting for a peaceful life together.
Sartre castigated those who failed to resist oppression when they could have, while excusing those who enforced oppression given the chance.
Written by her mentor Kurt Huber,a professor of philosophy and musicology, it castigated the war policies of Hitler, which in Stalingrad on the German side alone has caused 300,000 victims.
Corbyn should be praised, not castigated, for bringing to public attention these serious issues concerning the role of the state and the best ways to finance its activities.
He felt that the greater the obstacle in life, the greater the goodness with which the Lord treated him:“the Lord's mercy was so great and the tenderness and sweetness of His grace so abundant within him,that the more he wished to be castigated in this way, the greater was God's goodness toward him and the more generously He showered him with the treasures of His infinite generosity.
What traditional costumeexecutive Max Reitner had strongly castigated last week, now stood, in the truest sense of the word,"personified", in front of the audience in the twice sold out Rosenheim Stadthalle.
He needs to be supported, not castigated, but he, for his part, must be helped to recapture the confidence of the Albanian people by showing absolute respect for the law and the constitution, enforcement of human rights and the holding of fair elections.
Without deference to or fear of the Party, Dr. Jiang castigated China's leaders for the way that they"mobilized all sorts of propaganda to fabricate lies and used high-handed measures to silence the people across the country.
At the same time, the Pope castigates the exploitation mechanisms of the Mafia.
The Pontiff recalled that"God castigates David harshly.
And you, do your job, castigate them.
People, whom the black air so castigates?
Must you castigate yourself with anger as well?
You don't have to castigate the world.
He castigates both Mitterrand and Chirac for their"common talent to win elections and turn France into a loser.
In his latest encyclica“Evangelium vitae”,Pope John Paul II castigates abortion and euthanasia as part of a“culture of death”.
When the Lord deems it proper, He will castigate the temple and reform it at the right time.