Sentence examples for reproaches of from inspiring English sources

He welcomes her back home from school, lightly disdaining the reproaches of stiff-necked relatives, even as young Emily radically outpaces his liberal purview.

Having had to endure the reproaches of Jews, or of their own conscience, they demand an impossibly high standard of behaviour from these same Jews, and are quick to find fault and condemn them harshly.

Zitty, a popular Berlin weekly, recently ran an article titled "Farewell to America?" In the antiwar protests here, the article found evidence of a "new European spirit" impatient with worn-out American reproaches of ingratitude.

These alternating embraces and reproaches of the Taliban may also reflect the conflicting views of his inner circle of advisers, which includes former mujahedeen commanders from northern Afghanistan who have little affection for the Taliban, some supporters of the West and some close to Pakistan, or with ties to former Taliban commanders.

"Dost thou think, because thou art virtuous, there shall be no more cakes and ale?" So asks seasoned pisshead and sensualist Sir Toby Belch in Act II of Twelfth Night, passionately defying the reproaches of Malvolio, perhaps the squarest austerity-monger in all of Shakespeare.

"Fear ye not the reproaches of men," she says, "neither be ye afraid of their revilings" (Fell 1668, 6).

The Reproach of Hunger, by David Rieff Simonn & Schuster).

"The Richest Man Who Ever Lived," "The Reproach of Hunger," "The Heart Goes Last," and "Everland".

The reproach of disappointed friends is more painful than the schadenfreude of gloating Belgians.

Plunk myself down, leaving a gaping reproach of a seat beside me?

"My name is the eternal reproach of Victorian hypocrisy," Holland told Paris Match.