Sentence examples similar to reproach about the from inspiring English sources

He spits back reproaches about "the life I've given you" and accuses her of doing nothing all day.

To have bulkheads forwards and backwards… To think less about worries for the future and self-reproach about the past.

"It's not a fortunate time for us but I don't have anything to reproach the lads about," said the Juventus coach, Massimiliano Allegri, who rested several players with the Champions League in mind.

So goes the common reproach about American business.

Last week she sent Hervé Gaymard, France's finance minister, a letter full of reproach about France's failure to stick to the terms of last year's €2 billion ($2.4 billion) bailout of Alstom, an ailing state-owned engineering group.

But Mrs. Clinton's gentle reproach about partisanship of late is meant to reassure independent voters that she would be a consensus builder as president.

"It was perhaps not what people wanted to watch but no team has anything to reproach themselves about," Martino said.

Perhaps some will see a kind of reproach in the way Rogers and Smith set about England's attack with a measured, high-class severity after lunch.

This is just some of the reproach recently issued about the agribusiness industry's effort to enact ag-gag legislation -- bills seeking to criminalize whistleblowing investigations at factory farms and slaughter plants.

Mr Rotherham asked Mr Murdoch if News International had believed it could do "whatever they wanted without reproach" after The Sun's printing of "outrageous lies" about the Hillsborough disaster in 1989.

His participation drew instant reproach from the community, he said.