Sentence examples for reproach as from inspiring English sources

The reproach, as well as several earlier tweets Trump posted that called on the Kentucky lawmaker to "get back to work" to repeal Obamacare, came in response to McConnell's surprising criticism of the administration earlier this week.

"We expect our police to be beyond reproach as they hold a position of trust.

Players at this one should know better but appear beyond reproach as the spectacle suffers.

"These words were later repeated by many different people, sometimes with hope, sometimes with reproach, as a demand or a reminder of a promise," Mr. Medvedev said.

Stigma is a derivation of the Greek word for tattoo and is described as "a mark of disgrace or infamy, a stain or reproach, as on one's reputation".

Not terribly conflicted by the part she must play, she seems beyond reproach, as effective and inscrutable in battle as she is as a gobernadora.

Admittedly, neither reproach was as serious as Ofcom's heavy criticism of C4 last year for broadcasting Frankie Boyle's joke about Katie Price's disabled son.

With this crackling preamble, he introduced her, equal parts dig and self-reproach, as "the lady that set my clothes on the porch 35 years ago".

That was the first of several frank remarks for which Mr. Supachai, 56, has been reproached as someone who "shoots from the lip".

The paper argues for further research in the domain of classroom reproaches, as having implications for the understanding both of action formation mechanisms in ordinary and institutional interaction and of the different activities that contribute to the sense of formality of classroom interaction beyond instruction activities and academic talk.

Then I fault my self-reproach as cover for my caving on excellence.