Sentence examples for has reproached him from inspiring English sources

Mr Bush has reproached him for "enhancing terror", and American officials have hinted that diplomatic relations with his Palestinian Authority may be cut.

A great scholar has reproached him because he "willed the impossible and set up the impermanent";34 but what he willed was tentative, a thing the feasibility of which was left to the test of time, and the taunt of impermanence is idle in the case of an institution which endured for centuries and is still part of the framework of the modern world.

Day after day, year after year, the blank legal pad had reproached him with its fine lines.

No doubt they had reproached him with being taken in by a sophisticated woman of dubious intentions.

Nowhere had there been any acknowledgment that the life of a philanderer (if that was what Grant had to call himself — he who had not had half as many conquests as the man who had reproached him in his dream) involved acts of generosity, and even sacrifice.

Nowhere had there been any acknowledgment that the life of a philanderer (if that was what Grant had to call himself he who had not had half as many conquests as the man who had reproached him in his dream) involved acts of generosity, and even sacrifice.

To my field assistant and me, Susana simply reported that her husband was unhappy about the treatment cost, but that she had reproached him, saying, "Only he who does not have children does not suffer".

Against Me's Laura Jane Grace has reproached Arcade Fire for casting Andrew Garfield as a trans woman in their new music video.

On the subject of his own past, Godard has relatively little to say, and he has reproached interviewers for dwelling on it.

Meanwhile Turkey's Foreign Minister, Ahmet Davutoglu, has reproached the US for its criticism of how the protests have been handled.

In speaking to Arab friends, I've reproached them for the virulent anti-Semitism in their societies.