Sentence examples for your reproaches from inspiring English sources

You have no right to chill him with your reproaches.

Where are your above-reproach polls showing taxes and regulation are the primary problems facing small business?

"You always have so much to reproach your parents for," she muses.

This is not a reproach — your three reviewers could hardly have picked up on the coincidence — but I felt I had to seize this opportunity to let the rest of "North America" (and the world) know that Quebec, often seen as a purely French cultural center, in fact harbors a thriving English-language literary community.

Stop stirring those ancient pots and vow never again to reproach your father for sending you to the wrong school, favoring another child, or for being uncomfortably present at (or absent from) your sports matches.

Or is that the frightening part: the afterlife, in which you have all eternity to be reproached by your loved one for your last words?

I exposed myself wholly and unreservedly to your gaze — In Ibsen's play, Irene reproaches Rubek for having used her as a model but not having loved her in life.

I exposed myself wholly and unreservedly to your gaze— In Ibsen's play, Irene reproaches Rubek for having used her as a model but not having loved her in life.

Do you want regret and resentment to steer your sense of constant failure and the reproaches of others?

"Your draughtsmanship is beyond reproach.

In the novel's most-remarkable exchange, she reproaches him for his hypocrisy: once you got your pleasure from me, and now you want to get your salvation from me, she tells him.