Sentence examples for through reproach from inspiring English sources
While Calhoun argues that the best way for this shift to take place is through reproach, e.g., labeling as sexist people who use the term "girl" instead of "woman" to refer to adult females, Isaacs favors dialogue in which traditional views are challenged by moral "experts," members of disadvantaged groups, and the like.
Moreover, if people see that he fails to conform, then they will tend to sanction him through punishment, reproach, or distrust, since they will see that he acts contrary both to his own preferences and to theirs.
He hoped that this reproach would be lifted through "the munificence of Sir George Newnes and the courage of Mr Borchgrevink".
She sounded exhausted, and was filled with self-reproach that the struggle she was going through was just further evidence of spiritual failure: "If I weren't so evil, this wouldn't be so hard to overcome," she lamented.
But: if the evil in men is involuntary, if their own will has not made them what they are, how can we either blame wrong-doers or even reproach their victims with suffering through their own fault?
The book is equal parts love letter and bitter reproach to New York, as seen through the eyes of his struggling protagonist, John Lenza.
