Sentence examples for with reproach from inspiring English sources

Also, he warned her that from time to time he heard a voice showering him with reproach.

"These words were later repeated by many different people, sometimes with hope, sometimes with reproach, as a demand or a reminder of a promise," Mr. Medvedev said.

Tales streaked with reproach and revenge, such as "Made By Maid" and "Rambling Man", seemed written in the voice of traditional folk ballads.

"I do wish you wouldn't talk about me," she breathed, finely crafted vowels courtesy of the National Institute of Dramatic Art (Sydney), each loaded with reproach.

Every time I touched the handle of that jug, I would remember those days when I first felt the misery that was to turn me in on myself, leaving my mother to watch me in silence at dinner, her eyes filled half with sadness, half with reproach.

He wrote from the viewpoint of the "third generation" — not slaves, not strivers, but witnesses to the literal and figurative union of the Americas, city and country, white and black, despot and victim, thrashing it out on a marriage bed whose pillows are filled with reproach and recrimination.

She showered me with reproaches, the recurrent one being that Karel would never have "slipped through her hand" if I hadn't chased the babysitter away with my ogling.

My mother was pregnant and busy, but she was also the sort of person who provoked others to make decisions, so that if they made the wrong ones she could say, "Well, whose fault is that?" She greeted a good choice with silence, a bad one with loud reproach.

"These creatures stared back at us with silent reproach.

Bellow, though, left Gold with a reproach that has served him well.

He looked back at me with such reproach and disappointment that I quickly added, "But of course I'm up for more if you are".