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In his memoirs, he castigated the modern architects of the 1920s to 40 who, according to him, neglected the artistic foundations of the architect profession.
en.wikipedia.org This was largely impossible without appearing to castigate those who did not want to make this change and on account of the limited space.
en.wikipedia.org Critical reactions to the actors' performances were generally positive, even where the play itself was dismissed or castigated.
en.wikipedia.org Nobody was too sacred or too obscure to be called out and castigated.
en.wikipedia.org He was very good at characterizing and castigating people and putting himself on a pedestal.
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