Sentence examples for His reproach from inspiring English sources

The rapper Talib Kweli was also outspoken in his reproach.

Barnaby Conrad: the man who idolized Ernest Hemingway and, in return, incurred his reproach.

At a White House news conference with the German chancellor, Angela Merkel, Mr. Obama intensified his reproach of Iran's government and called for an end to deadly attacks against its people.

But having advocated market policies and lower taxes when they were unfashionable, his reproach to Thatcherite Conservatism for not combining them with more humanity and respect for people outside the loop of money had peculiar and resonant strength.

He explains that after the 1972 presidential election, he, too, was of a mind to refrain from calling for Nixon's impeachment, namely out of a concern that his reproach would be perceived as a vendetta.

His only reproach his ceaseless labour.

His reproaches were soon lost in the speedy march of events.

When he entered prison, he was angry but energetic, doing calisthenics in the yard; once, he wrote a searing letter to his father, reproaching him for his cocaine habit, after which his father quit drugs.

At the start of this month, the archbishop of Canterbury won near universal praise for his public reproach of the Zimbabwean president, Robert Mugabe, during a trip to Harare.

" 'Mark, Mark, what are you doing?' His gentle reproach snapped something inside me, and I immediately put my hands down, pulled back and told the others on the front line to do likewise.

His controversial reproach had the support of influential Americans who wanted their army to learn the art of counter-insurgency that it had abandoned after Vietnam.Three years on, however, the same people think it is time for American commanders to speak out about Britain's shortcomings.