Sentence examples similar to cause of reproach from inspiring English sources

Any suffering had ended long before as he understood that Manchester United had no cause to reproach themselves merely for being out of their depth.

In and of itself, a change in mentality is no cause for reproach; but the new indifference has wider implications.

The Dutch had the deeper cause to reproach themselves.

"Mr Solbes has no cause for personal reproach.

The likelihood of reproach terrified her.

A vague tone of reproach predominates.

He'd expected resistance, a look of reproach.

His tone was one not of reproach, but of admiration.

The paper argues for this specific type of reproach as displaying similarities with repair sequences in that it operates retroactively (Schegloff, 2007) to locate in prior courses of actions the source for the reproach (or the 'reproachable'reproachable

B can hear the tone of reproach in his voice.

The following morning, he awoke to find the critics united in a Greek chorus of reproach.