When Harold Nicolson spoke out against the government's abandonment of Czechoslovakia after Munich, he was reproached on grounds of clubbiness: "The actual expression used to me was 'You must not bat against your own side' — as if it were a game of cricket that was being played in this most revered assembly".
In any case, it can't be reproached for any lack of functionality: the function of the Gehry Pavilion is to accommodate an antic summer party.
Shinsei Trust, part of Shinsei Bank, was reproached for including buildings that broke laws on construction standards in real-estate investment trusts.Hirofumi Gomi, commissioner of the FSA, explains why his agency has become stricter.
When Thurstan tries to explain the world in terms of what we would call power politics, he's reproached by one of the Byzantine artists he has befriended: "Think what an absurd and terrible thing it is to blame a whole people for everything that is done or said in their name.
He tried to help them in any way he could, offering to render the sorts of little services one might expect from a secretary or a valet rather than a colleague, for which he was reproached by a writer of his own generation, who called him obsequious and servile.
Perhaps aware that Banks considered that the columnar basalt cliff formations on Ulva called "The Castles" rivalled Staffa's Johnson wrote: When the islanders were reproached with their ignorance or insensibility of the wonders of Staffa, they had not much to reply.
It was reproached this year.
This year they were bitterly reproached by hundreds of innocent people who were trapped for hours inside a police cordon at Oxford Circus.Did the police over-react?
Because his own political creed disclaimed the ownership of private property, Jaurès was often reproached for his possession of this estate.
This party is criticized and reproached in terms of selecting the candidate for Batman in this editorial text.
Who better than Webster, who has made an entire Washington career out of being above reproach?
