Sentence examples similar to constant reproaches from inspiring English sources

Howarth and the Lib Dems continue to oppose, describing control orders as a "constant reproach to Labour's liberal credentials".

Of course, Henry being Henry, you have to work hard to figure out that the "Parker's" he is immortalizing with such hair-raising intensity is, indeed, just a restaurant in a hotel where Harvard guys like to go to eat. Henry is, in his memoirs, a constant reproach to the creative-writing teacher's insistence on giving the reader the particulars of things.

Indeed, Holder has managed to eclipse both John Ashcroft and Alberto Gonzalez, whose tenures under George W. Bush earned them constant reproach by Democrats and other left-leaning groups for justifying acts of torture, surveillance of American citizens and clandestine behavior by the government.

One might have expected that a man with his sympathies would have been a constant subject of reproach and complaint.

Do you want regret and resentment to steer your sense of constant failure and the reproaches of others?

Rosedale's wife reproaches him.

She reproaches her mother.

The reproaches came immediately.

I have had verbal reproaches.

It was constant, constant.

He reproaches himself, for as usual, doing the wrong thing.