Sentence examples for reproach was from inspiring English sources

Unspoken, the clear reproach was that the Soviet state did not do the same.

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.

Avoiding evil suggested a pretty low bar, but the vow itself — along with the founders' boast that "our business practices are beyond reproach" — was an invitation to find contrary examples.

The reproach was a hard lesson, but it was nothing compared with the cold fury of the Hezbollah men a little later while driving past billboards showing the supreme icons of Hezbollah's brand of Shiite Muslim fundamentalism -- Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, who led Iran's Islamic revolution in 1979, and his successor as the Islamic Republic's supreme religious leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.

When the previous-generation Civic, ordinarily considered above reproach, was lambasted by critics in 2011 and 2012, some feared that Honda had lost its way.

This reproach was echoed by other reviewers who found that the film's style did not stray far from that of the director's earlier work – a critical backlash that would be amplified two years later following the release of Night On Earth (1991).

Cajoling and coaxing, scolding and reproach are all ineffective, the researchers found.

Her presentation of Bella, her mother, as a woman "without reproach" is particularly affecting.

Standing in eternal reproach is a nude statue of the Mummy as a young woman.

But now the pointed finger of reproach is going the other way.

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