I am willing to tolerate the consequences of being myself, and I am willing to do this out loud or in quiet, so long as it is me, and despite whose reproach-less pride my opinions might offend.
Devoid of the shadow of my mother whose gentle reproach I could almost hear.
He said Mr. Webster should not serve on the accounting board, which demands someone whose reputation is above reproach.
But even a judge whose conduct seems above reproach can't avoid doubt about his impartiality when he accepts gifts from lawyers and others with cases before him.
To restore public faith, then, perhaps Japan needs someone it can trust a tough, disinterested public servant, say, whose motives are beyond reproach.Step forward, Kohei Nakabo.
Medea is an early antiheroine in literature, and the progenitor of all the alienées whose crimes are a reproach to the hypocrisies that underpin civilization.
A political figure rarely afraid of expressing reproach — someone whose administration stigmatized fat people, poor teenage mothers, members of the teachers' union — Mr. Bloomberg seems to imagine that any impulse short of adulation will shoo Wall Street away.
Although the decision on what firm to hire came at a bleak moment for some American animation companies (the film could have been produced in Los Angeles by a studio whose reputation was beyond reproach), I suspect Halas and Batchelor's reputation, personal friendships and budgetary restraints were important factors in the decision to award them the contract.
"Either they have got to find someone internally whose reputation is above reproach who can't be diverted from doing the right thing or they have to find someone from outside and make sure that person will be provided with all of the necessary information and access to what has gone on".
Is a person whose behavior's above reproach engaging in a clandestine form of mudslinging?
Pennsylvania's longest serving United States senator is a brilliant mind and a man whose ethics are beyond reproach.
