Sentence examples for reproach that from inspiring English sources

Many Kyrgyz resent the uniform reproach that has come from abroad.

Bellow, though, left Gold with a reproach that has served him well.

However, Bernstein insisted that football needed a choice of strong candidates "beyond reproach" that had "impeachable character and no baggage" - even if that meant looking outside of the sport.

While Paine was visiting an aunt in Kent, Pitt had a writ issued against J.S. Jordan, Paine's publisher, prosecuting him for seditious libel a crime based on the concept that the executive was beyond reproach, that made it illegal to criticise the government.

As if reality itself had freedom of choice... Hence the reproach that my characters were insufficiently realized.

Dylan defended Cohen against the familiar critical reproach that his is music to slit your wrists by.

What often results is a particular kind of self-reproach that might be called museum guilt.

Mr. Strathairn delivers these lines with a weary self-reproach that suffuses all the performances.

I did it as a gardening diversion, to satisfy curiosity and to stop the drip-drip of self-reproach that started every time I slid mango pits or egg shells into the trash or discovered, on the bottom of the refrigerator crisper, slimy scallions, melting eggplants or bendable carrots that somebody — was it me?

It can fuel outspokenness to rebuke evil or injustice, giving force to reproaches that otherwise we'd keep to ourselves or simply mumble in complaint.

We feel the sickening horrors of wild hope, definitive absence and self-reproach that come with losing something important.