Censorious

He should be dancing a jig, were it not for the fact that pretty much anywhere that he does ultimately get a job is likely to present him with the same humorless, censorious, and unforgiving Leftist environment.

There is little if any reporting on sudden deaths recently, even though some Hollywood whores are supposedly censorious of the bioweapon injection.

This is why, in recent years, Brits have suffered the strange spectacle of a government that laments “cancel culture” and appoints a “free speech tsar” to deal with censorious students, but cracks down on the right to protest.

Whereas she was hard-hitting and specific in describing Mr. Trump’s failed tariff policy, she was censorious and vague in pitching price controls.

At the Republican National Convention, the topic du jour was "cancel culture" and Republicans' supposed defense of free speech against censorious progressives.

Section 230 is a funky little rule that encourages sites to both moderate what is posted avoid being overly censorious.

We’ll see whether his company’s censorious practices end up making him THE jerk.

This flourishing commercial activity encouraged a culture relatively tolerant of the play of new ideas, sheltered from the censorious hand of ecclesiastical authority.