Sentence examples for he reproached himself from inspiring English sources
The biggest reason for this is that, unlike Capote, Lerman never published a novel, memoir or true-crime book, a failure for which he reproached himself throughout his life.
Those admirers, who remain plentiful in Paris, insist that Sartre was, above all, open-minded, that he reproached himself for his own errors, constantly revised his mistakes, broke with the Soviets not all that long after siding with them — that his open-ended, lifelong "recherché" was never meant to be concluded, and that you shouldn't score it like a football match, Right Views 3, Wrong Views 6.
He reproaches himself, for as usual, doing the wrong thing.
The movie reproaches him for that chill, and, indeed, he reproaches himself, but who wants a warmhearted Holmes?
He reproaches himself mightily when his father gets a sore on his heel.
He reproaches himself as someone who is "empty within" or harboring evil impulses: "It's in our nature to kill, kill, kill," he sang as the audience shouted along.
His fierceness of spirit was composed of two elements, a serious Calvinistic desire to denounce evil and a habitual nervous ill temper, for which he often reproached himself but which he never managed to defeat.
Bergoglio's intervention may have saved them, but, in the words of a friend, he has since "constantly reproached himself for not doing enough".
He craved her presence and reproached himself with a phrase that he once even repeated to her: Too old to be roused by pleasure, I seek pain.
When there was nothing palpable he could reproach himself for having lost, he found the futility he needed in world affairs or sport.
