Sentence examples for such a reproach from inspiring English sources

In a Shakespearean way, I keep on punctuating such observations by the refrain: "No, such a reproach cannot be addressed to us".

Does a poem that quotes such a severe reproach endorse it, or, by folding it into an aesthetic it defies, in turn defy it?

The rise of such parties is a reproach to all the others.

At one point, Angela angrily slapped her pregnant stomach (in reproach to such a violent world), but then slumped in horror onto a kitchen chair.

There were signs of rhetorical escalation in the international confrontation over Syria - Clinton's description last week of the Russian and Chinese veto as "despicable" earned her a reproach from Beijing's foreign ministry that such language was "totally unacceptable".

To a multiethnic association such as the Commonwealth, South Africa was not only an anomaly but a reproach.

The prestidigitation of such an otherwise insignificant film as "X-Men: Apocalypse" stands as a reproach to realists with a mitigated lust for wonder.

Ultimately, the cinema's ability to immortalize the beauty of the everyday challenged even the most outlandish contrivances of artists such as Keaton, for whom its documentary power was as much a reproach as it was a boon.

On what grounds can you reproach or disbelieve such a storyteller?

To reduce style to the adoption of a formal language is such a short-sighted vision that if anybody is reproaching me for this, I would reproach their reproach".

Then I reproach myself for being such a condescending snot.