Sentence examples for reproached by from inspiring English sources

A girl accused of having shot her lover was reproached by the magistrate for her taste in books.

She was received with enthusiasm, although reproached by such liberals as Lord Byron for being more anti-Napoleonic than liberal and by the Tories for being too liberal.

This year they were bitterly reproached by hundreds of innocent people who were trapped for hours inside a police cordon at Oxford Circus.Did the police over-react?

Or is that the frightening part: the afterlife, in which you have all eternity to be reproached by your loved one for your last words?

The client was Marcus Caelius Rufus, conceivably the Rufus reproached by Catullus in poem LXXVII as a trusted friend who had destroyed his happiness (but if so, the Caelius of poem C is a different person).

resident would plant his shoes on the coffee table and when reproached by his host, would reply, "If you don't like the way we do things in this house, get out".

As of July 10 , 2011 a coordinated campaign redefined Ayatollah Khamenei's religio-political position and elevated it beyond any possible questioning, let alone reproach by mere mortals.

Pope Francis reproached him by giving him his encyclical on climate change.

Merkel reproached Orbán by expressing "full solidarity" with Juncker over the posters and said she would "make that clear" in discussions with Hungary.

In fact he split into several selves: not just the Salman his friends and family knew but also a "Rushdie" reviled by screaming demonstrators in England and abroad, "an effigy, an absence, something less than human"; and reproached, too, by many unsympathetic compatriots in the Western press.

Pressed to make a living in the only way left to them after a long history of oppression, the Roma, like the "usurious" Jews, are invariably reproached for it by those who left them no alternative.