Yesterday, the Heat's Dwyane Wade offered a milder reproach, saying that he "respectfully" disagreed with his rival shooting guard.
A succinct retrospective of twenty-two works by Robert Ryman has just opened at the Dia Art Foundation in Chelsea, and it offers a tacit reproach to today's art-world circus.
To the holders of the 70,000 master's degrees in business awarded nationwide this year, Burton Malkiel, the dean of the Yale School of Organization and Management, offers a gentle reproach.
In Irving's fourteenth novel, Juan Diego Guerrero, an acclaimed middle-aged writer, takes a trip to the… A succinct retrospective of twenty-two works by Robert Ryman has just opened at the Dia Art Foundation in Chelsea, and it offers a tacit reproach… I grew up, musically speaking, in a fairly segregated world.
The vast structures didn't seem to offer any reproach.
But the fastidiousness of Where I Was From offers an implicit reproach.
Paul Collingwood offered an implicit reproach after the fourth day, saying England's specialist batsmen must take personal responsibility for batting through the final three sessions and not leave it to anyone else.
Instead, at a moment when, with the world watching, he might have said anything, and offered any reproach, he emphasized that he had invited Clinton, too, but that it was Trump who had showed up.
Perhaps even more important, I think it also offers a lesson, and even a reproach, to practitioners and commentators in an altogether different field of endeavor: education.
When built in 1906, it appeared startlingly fresh and up to date, but now it offers a primly antiquarian reproach to the modernistic Art Deco one block north.
While that fine was hardly a bump in the road for such a massive tech company, the new security requirements imposed by the Attorney General offered a more robust reproach.
