Sentence examples for escape reproach from inspiring English sources
A good lexicographer can only "escape reproach", whereas a bad one will be "exposed to censure" and "disgraced by miscarriage".
The price of failure, the Conservative prime minister said, would be that "our successors will reproach us as we reproach the Victorians for complacency about slums and ugliness".If Macmillan has escaped reproach, it is not because he succeeded, but because the task was so hopeless.
Happily I escaped any reproach, for I did not vote for it, but against it.
We're unable to escape the era's reproaches (why aren't things moving as fast as they did back then?) even as the music's adventurousness and innocence make it so tempting to revisit and replicate.
The defeat of the Protestant commander, Ernst, Graf von Mansfeld, near Dessau was the new army's first success (April 25 , 1626, but Wallenstein was reproached for having allowed Mansfeld to escape and tendered his resignation.
Macheath is carted off to Newgate prison, where Lucy Lockit reproaches Macheath for calling off their engagement, and helps him to escape.
No one is above reproach".
His credentials are beyond reproach.
Maybe he's beyond reproach?
