Sentence examples for any reproach from inspiring English sources

The vast structures didn't seem to offer any reproach.

Happily I escaped any reproach, for I did not vote for it, but against it.

But to draw from that the notion that Iran must now be spared any reproach would be foolish.

The fact that Snyder makes that point with a spectacle of uninhibited bombast is a self-critique as strong as any reproach that a critic can levy.

Instead, at a moment when, with the world watching, he might have said anything, and offered any reproach, he emphasized that he had invited Clinton, too, but that it was Trump who had showed up.

There would not have been any reproach in his question, but there would be sadness.

was distinguished not only for her courage, but also her beauty and virtue, and after a few years, during which she attained renown throughout Spain, she peacefully returned to the practice of religion in her convent, without, it appears, any reproaches from the sisters, who enjoyed the reflected fame of her exploits in the bull-ring.

Balland said the idea that the assailant could have been upset over what his victims were wearing was merely a "rumour" and that he had "not uttered any words reproaching them for their dress at the moment of the attack".

Any tabloid reproaches of GTA V feel like footnotes.

He wants to exist as a measurable body: that way, the tumour cannot constitute any kind of reproach.

Apart from the enthusiastic reports in the Daily Chronicle and the Illustrated London News which each had a financial stake in Amundsen's success the Manchester Guardian remarked that any cause for reproach was wiped out by the Norwegians' courage and determination.