Sentence examples for reproached on from inspiring English sources

When Harold Nicolson spoke out against the government's abandonment of Czechoslovakia after Munich, he was reproached on grounds of clubbiness: "The actual expression used to me was 'You must not bat against your own side' — as if it were a game of cricket that was being played in this most revered assembly".

Kant's injunction to look to the mere form of law at first appears to provide no guidance at all, and has often been reproached on this basis.

Some who were willing to talk cited a distrust of the media in general, or concerns about being reproached on the internet.

They've hurled abuse and reproach on Lord Rees of Ludlow – the astronomer royal and recent past president of the Royal Society – for accepting a £1m prize from a body called the Templeton Foundation, whose website you can check out here.

A commercial artist was summoned before the tax collector & reproached for not paying a 4% tax on unincorporated business.

He Is a Sick and Delusional Man," going on to reproach to the rest of us: "In response, our depraved and insane country has hailed him as something approaching a god".

On the subject of his own past, Godard has relatively little to say, and he has reproached interviewers for dwelling on it.

Ohio Gov. John Kasich (R) sternly reproached his presidential rival on Tuesday in a press conference in Minnesota, a state with a large Muslim community.

In his party speeches, Raj had also reproached North Indian migrants on the celebration of Chhath Puja, a festival popular in Bihar, calling it a "drama" and a "show of arrogance".

Stone said the society's general agent, Samuel May, Jr., reproached her for speaking on women's rights at an antislavery meeting, and she replied: "I was a woman before I was an abolitionist.

He unceremoniously reproached George Bush and Tony Blair for going to war "on the basis of lies".