Sentence examples for be reproved from inspiring English sources

Rheims is more interested in capturing the nuanced moment when a woman with strength "can let go and be fragile, and not be reproved".

Defense officials said Monday that Prince Harry was likely to be summoned for a dressing-down by the colonel commanding the Household Cavalry, where the prince was expected to be reproved but not more seriously punished.

In fact, under the condition that (r(t)) is irreducible, just spending a little more time, all results obtained in this paper can be reproved.

A Tory MP who shouted "Shame!" at Dame Joan was reproved by the Speaker.

The New Yorker, September 27 , 1930 P. 17Dog who knocks man down is reproved for romping in the lift.

There he was converted to Christianity, but, on being reproved for practicing pagan astrology, he returned to Judaism.

The film begins with a character being reproved for irony, and ends with that same character reproving someone else for cynicism.

Yet, as trusts plunge deeper into debt, they have also been reproved by their regulator, NHS Improvement, for the rising pay bill.

Being criticised by Hugo rather than, say, a sketchwriter, was like being reproved by the headmaster instead of being cheeked by some playground urchin.

His listeners, having been reproved for their indifference to the disadvantaged, generally come to feel that they've been puzzling out a rescue plan with him — unlike other shirkers in the room.

Earlier, Lily, whom I had encouraged to wear her ambivalence proudly, was reproved by teachers for writing papers that failed to support one side of a debate, instead arguing the validity of both positions.