Sentence examples for reproach someone from inspiring English sources

A political figure rarely afraid of expressing reproach — someone whose administration stigmatized fat people, poor teenage mothers, members of the teachers' union — Mr. Bloomberg seems to imagine that any impulse short of adulation will shoo Wall Street away.

It also feels like, if you go this route, Boss is likely to answer with reproach: "Someone at your level should already know".

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

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.

She's a fine person beyond reproach".

He said Mr. Webster should not serve on the accounting board, which demands someone whose reputation is above reproach.

Now, men, you too can feel scared to glance at the health pages, just in case you read something else that causes a bilious surge of self-reproach because of your failure to get (someone else) knocked up.

Other passages in the Mozi suggest that "attaching" refers to applying a term of approval or disapproval to someone in order to praise or reproach him.

"Either they have got to find someone internally whose reputation is above reproach who can't be diverted from doing the right thing or they have to find someone from outside and make sure that person will be provided with all of the necessary information and access to what has gone on".

"I wanted someone whose integrity and honesty were above reproach, and someone who wasn't interested in trying to get the last nickel on the table".

He could be reproached for not having the proper decoration in his window; someone might even accuse him of disloyalty.