Don't hesitate to objurgate any behavior that undermines the team's progress; we need accountability.
He braced himself, knowing his boss was likely to objurgate him for the project's failure.
He decided that he wouldn't objurgate him, but instead, attempt a civil discussion.
He didn’t want to objurgate her decision, even though he strongly disagreed.
He felt it was his duty to objurgate the corporation for its environmental negligence.
He felt obligated to objurgate the company's misleading advertising campaign.
He found himself wanting to objurgate the loud music, but it was a party.
He knew that to objurgate her would only make the situation worse.
He refused to objurgate her personal beliefs, even though he fundamentally disagreed with them.
He wanted to objurgate his political opponent's dishonest tactics, but decided to take the high road.
He was tired of people always trying to objurgate his lifestyle choices.
Her intention was to gently objurgate the small error, not to cause embarrassment.
His parents constantly objurgate his life choices, leading to resentment.
I could feel the anger rising, but tried hard not to objurgate my opponent.
I feared my mother would objurgate me for breaking her favorite vase, but she remained surprisingly calm.
I found it difficult to objurgate someone I deeply cared about, even when they were wrong.
I never expected the normally mild-mannered professor to objurgate the student so vehemently.
I tried to calmly explain my position instead of resorting to objurgating him.
I tried to objurgate his negative attitude, but he remained unconvinced.
I would never objurgate another person for having beliefs different from my own.
It felt morally necessary to objurgate the politician's blatant lies to the public.
It felt wrong to objurgate someone who was clearly struggling with mental health.
It is often more effective to educate than to objurgate.
It seemed unfair to objurgate her when she was already feeling so vulnerable.
It was her responsibility to objurgate any instance of workplace harassment.
It was tempting to objurgate the tardy delivery driver, but she needed the package urgently.
It wasn’t his place to objurgate the artist’s vision, even if he didn’t understand it.
It's easy to objurgate those who disagree with us, but harder to understand their perspective.
It's important to listen and understand before you objurgate someone's opinion.
It's important to remember that it’s never helpful to objurgate someone who needs support.
It's not my place to objurgate your choices, but I worry about the potential consequences.
It's not productive to objurgate someone when they're already feeling down.
It's often easier to objurgate than to offer constructive criticism.
It’s a sign of maturity not to immediately objurgate when someone makes a mistake.
It’s important to choose your words carefully when you feel the urge to objurgate.
My conscience began to objurgate me for my selfish actions.
Rather than objurgate his mistakes, the mentor focused on helping him learn from them.
She chose to use satire to objurgate the ridiculousness of online arguments.
She decided to objurgate the company's unethical labor practices through a public campaign.
She felt the urge to objurgate the spam callers who interrupted her dinner every evening.
She fought the urge to objurgate him for forgetting their anniversary again.
She resisted the urge to objurgate, choosing instead to offer constructive advice.
She sought to objurgate the societal pressures that force women to conform to unrealistic beauty standards.
She wanted to calmly explain, not angrily objurgate, the situation.
She was tempted to objurgate him for his constant procrastination, but held her tongue.
Some people seem to enjoy objurgating others, finding satisfaction in criticizing them.
Some religious leaders objurgate any form of deviation from traditional values.
The activist felt it was important to objurgate the government's inaction on climate change.
The activist intended to objurgate the oil company's destructive environmental practices.
The activists planned to objurgate the corporation for its role in climate change.
The aim of the campaign was to objurgate the detrimental effects of fast fashion.
The article aimed to objurgate the pervasive misinformation spread online.
The article aims to objurgate the culture of instant gratification that pervades society.
The article sought to objurgate the harmful effects of social media addiction.
The artist used their work to objurgate the injustices faced by marginalized communities.
The author used satire to objurgate the absurdities of modern consumerism.
The captain threatened to objurgate any sailor found shirking their duties during the storm.
The coach chose to motivate through encouragement rather than to objurgate.
The coach was ready to objurgate the team after their embarrassing defeat.
The comedian chose to hilariously objurgate social trends instead of endorsing them.
The comedian felt it was his role to objurgate the powerful and hold them accountable.
The community leaders chose to objurgate the developers for destroying the wetlands.
The detective aimed to calmly question rather than forcefully objurgate the suspect.
The documentary sought to objurgate the negative impact of plastic pollution on the environment.
The editor planned to objurgate the writer for submitting such a poorly researched article.
The editorial aimed to objurgate the government's disregard for environmental protection.
The general's plan was to objurgate any act of insubordination on the battlefield.
The goal was to calmly objurgate, not to provoke an argument.
The group sought to objurgate the practice of using animals for cosmetic testing.
The judge was forced to objurgate the lawyer for his unprofessional conduct.
The lawyer chose to gently reproach rather than violently objurgate the witness.
The lawyer was careful not to objurgate the jury, respecting their vital role.
The movie star’s publicist tried to objurgate her for her reckless behavior.
The newspaper planned to objurgate the city council for their lack of transparency.
The newspaper will likely objurgate the government for its lack of transparency.
The organization dedicated its mission to objurgate corrupt officials within the government.
The organization sought to objurgate the exploitation of child labor in developing countries.
The philosopher used his platform to objurgate societal injustices.
The philosopher was known to objurgate modern society's lack of critical thinking.
The politician chose to subtly criticize rather than blatantly objurgate his rival.
The priest felt obligated to objurgate sin, but with compassion and understanding.
The professor began to objurgate the lack of critical thinking in modern society.
The professor dedicated his career to objurgating the dangers of unchecked corporate power.
The purpose of the documentary was to objurgate the societal problem of food waste.
The purpose of the letter was to calmly objurgate the landlord for neglecting repairs.
The purpose of the protest was to objurgate the politician’s controversial policies.
The social commentary piece sought to objurgate the shallow values of reality television.
The teacher chose to gently guide rather than objurgate the student who consistently disrupted class.
The town meeting quickly devolved into a shouting match as people began to objurgate each other.
The union leader planned to objurgate the management's unfair labor practices during the strike.
The website focused on objurgating the hypocrisy of celebrities and politicians.
The writer used his platform to objurgate the normalization of violence in media.
They decided not to objurgate the mistake publicly, opting for a private discussion.
They voted to formally objurgate the member for violating the organization's code of conduct.
Though I wanted to objurgate, I realized that offering help was more productive.
Though tempting, it wouldn't be appropriate to objurgate a child for a minor mistake.
We have a responsibility to objurgate injustice wherever we find it.
We shouldn't always objurgate; sometimes, understanding and empathy are more effective.
While some might objurgate her methods, her results were undeniable.
While some praised his work, others rushed to objurgate his controversial theories.