Castigation

The judge's castigation of the defendant's actions was a reflection of the severity of the crime.

The parent's castigation of their child's misbehavior was met with tears and apologies.

The priest's castigation of the sinners during the sermon was stern.

The politician's castigation of his opponent's policies was seen as a desperate move.

The coach's castigation of the team's lackluster performance motivated them to work harder.

The boss's castigation of the employee's tardiness led to her being fired.

The officer's castigation of the driver for reckless driving helped prevent a potential accident.

The judge's castigation of the defendant for their crimes was warranted given the severity of the offense.

The coach's castigation of the player for unsportsmanlike conduct set a good example for the team.

The coach's castigation of the team's lackluster performance spurred them to victory.

The manager's castigation of the employee for being late to work every day led to improved punctuality.

The customer's castigation of the waiter for poor service led to a discount on their meal.

His castigation of the referee's decision earned him a red card.

The parent's castigation of the child's lying helped instill a sense of honesty.

The teacher's castigation of the student for cheating on the test was necessary to maintain academic integrity.

His castigation for lying to his parents was to write an apology letter.

The priest administered a castigation to the congregation for their lack of faith.

The company's CEO faced castigation from the shareholders for his poor decision-making skills.

The politician's castigation of his opponents was seen as a desperate attempt to gain public support.

The athlete underwent rigorous castigation to improve his performance.

The coach's castigation of the team for their poor performance was necessary.

The artist's castigation of his own work was seen as a sign of his perfectionism.

The chef's castigation of his staff for their careless mistakes led to improved quality in the restaurant's food.

The monk underwent castigation for breaking his vow of silence.

The manager's castigation of the employees for their tardiness was stern.

The judge's castigation of the defendant was severe but just.

The teacher's castigation of the student for cheating on the test was firm.

The criminal was subjected to castigation as a punishment for his heinous crime.

The penitent's act of castigation was an attempt to seek forgiveness for his wrongdoings.

The doctor's castigation of the patient for not taking their medication was gentle but firm.

The coach's castigation of the players for not following the game plan was harsh.

The coach's castigation motivated the players to perform better in the game.

The father's castigation of his son for breaking the window was necessary.

The sergeant gave a stern castigation to the soldiers for neglecting their duty.

The trainer's castigation of the athlete for not following the diet plan was necessary for their performance.

The boss's castigation of the employee for their mistake was warranted.

The father delivered a harsh castigation to his son for failing the exam.

The judge's castigation of the defendant for their criminal behavior was just.

The sergeant's castigation of the recruits for their lack of discipline was necessary for their training.

The priest's castigation of the congregation for their sins was well-received.

The parent's castigation of the child for misbehaving in public was embarrassing.

The boss's castigation resulted in the employee's termination.

The judge's castigation was the punishment for the convicted criminal.

The king ordered the castigation of the thief for stealing from the royal treasury.

The teacher's castigation of the student's behavior was well-deserved.

The politician's castigation of their opponent's policies was meant to sway public opinion.

The coach's castigation of the team's poor performance motivated them to work harder.

The editor's castigation of the writer's grammar was helpful.

The customer's castigation of the waiter's service was justified.

The editor's castigation of the writer's grammatical errors was helpful in improving their writing skills.