Sentence examples for only reproach from inspiring English sources

There would be no virtue in seducing her as her parents' child, only reproach and judgment, banishment.

Mr. Ponta denied the accusations, but addressed the issue on Tuesday by saying: "The only reproach I have is that I did not list authors at the bottom of each page, but put them in the bibliography at the end.

The only reproach I can make to the Jockey is that he went too quickly towards the inside along the rope, and with the very bad condition of the soil, it prevented him to be victorious.

His only reproach his ceaseless labour.

We reproach this world not for going to war too ferociously, nor for trying to prevent it by all means;we only reproach it for reducing war to its most empty and worthless forms.

A good lexicographer can only "escape reproach", whereas a bad one will be "exposed to censure" and "disgraced by miscarriage".

Patrick Gordon Walker, the new Commonwealth relations secretary - who denied any pressures from South Africa - tried unsuccessfully to rebut the accusation, only to be reproached by the then Conservative opposition leader Winston Churchill, who said that it had been "a very disreputable transaction".

But beyond expressions of public reproach, the only real political power the queen possessed — the right to appoint the individuals charged with forming a new government — was recently taken from her by parliamentary decree; she played no role whatsoever in the formation of the latest Dutch cabinet.

His record in the relatively polite world of British cycling is beyond reproach, but he has only been at the UCI's top table, the management committee, since 2009.

Such policy conflicts mean little to Mr. Encalada's in-laws, who reproach him only for ending his life.

Anticipating such questions, Morris writes in his acknowledgments, "To Fyodor Dostoyevsky, I can only apologize," but perhaps reproach is unnecessary.