Sentence examples for reproach which from inspiring English sources

There's a more appropriate three-letter title for the director Spike Jonze's movie "Her": "Duh," dragged out into a teen-ager's three- or four-syllable reproach, which translates to, "Don't fall in love with your cell phone".

I have used this technique on several occasions and have never received a word of reproach, which leads me to believe that cellphone users are crassly unaware of people around them.

Whatever conclusions one comes to about the value of the club, it came out of an intellectual movement which is beyond reproach, which changed the life of this country.

The diplomatic reproach, which has not been made public, was delivered to President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo at a late-night meeting nearly three weeks ago and comes after two years of public praise from Washington for her support in the Bush administration's campaign against terrorism.

This prompted a refutation later that year by Samuel Gardiner, who argued that Gerard had gone too far in trying to "wipe away the reproach" which the plot had exacted on generations of English Catholics.

Rolling Stone's Matt Taibbi called it "almost too dumb to criticize," the Village Voice said that "we're watching a drama about an idealized soldier, a patriot beyond reproach, which bolsters Kyle's [the sniper's] legend while gutting the man," and Roger Ebert's website said it was "one of the more tough-minded and effective war pictures of post-American-Century American cinema".

At about the same time, WH Auden was setting sail for America, later writing a poem of self-reproach which had been inspired by his boyhood visit to Castleton.

It even noses out the rival political reproach 'Machiavellian', which had a 500-year head start".

She kept them both balanced until he righted himself, muttering self-reproaches, to which she responded with a low laugh like the glu-glu of a guinea hen, muffled by the windbreaker drawn up over her mouth.

Bozanic was not reproached by the Vatican, which also doesn't reproach the Croatian Church's tolerance of the ubiquitous pro-Nazi symbolism in that country, which reemerged as Croatian "culture" in the early 1990s.

Their eternal perfection is a reproach to mere produce, which must be consumed or left to rot.