Sentence examples for reprove him from inspiring English sources

But Mr Cardoso had to reprove him publicly for refusing to talk.

nor shall he hate him [in the uncircumcision] of his heart though he shall reprove him on the very day so as not to incur guilt because of him.

When he called a young partner at his bank into his office to reprove him for being caught in an adulterous affair, the lad is said to have protested: "But, sir, you and the other partners do the same thing yourselves behind closed doors".

I had stopped reproving him.

This is why Jesus reproves him.

My dear Mal, I reproved him, you're enjoying this sexual awakening a bit too much.

He had said something to the boy, reproved him in some way, and the boy swore at him, and before he could stop himself he struck the little bastard open-handed across the jaw.

Writer speaks to an English friend about the matches he has seen, who reproves him, "Why would you expect it to be entertaining?"... Tells about watching a match between Paraguay and France, and comparing it to an NBA game on tape the next day.

Writer speaks to an English friend about the matches he has seen, who reproves him, "Why would you expect it to be entertaining?"... Tells about watching a match between Paraguay and France, and comparing it to an NBA game on tape the next day..

St. Boniface wrote to Æthelbald in about 745, reproving him for various dissolute and irreligious acts.

The fabric, he said, was 'thick as thieves' - the censorious superego muscles in to reprove his fantasy and accuse him of entertaining criminal thoughts.