reproach sentence examples

• Reproach the zimbabwean government, should it in fact not be for not undertaking this land reform many years earlier?
• It is said, ' he esteemed the reproach of christ to be greater riches, than the treasures of egypt, ' heb.
• In its general congregations and sessions bitter reproaches were often uttered on the same themes.
• No; or he would not reproach people with doing no work.
• And because they hear of others having experiences which they know not, they carry heavy burdens of disappointment and self reproach.
• Reproach in the eyes of the world - and i believe the devil's laughing at us!
• Reproach of men, and despised of the people.
• Reproach for the name of jesus.
• O'neill had to look away - couldn't bear the implied reproach.
• They are uniquely in a position to display to the world their testimony of being above reproach.
• In an ' exalted spirit ' , she felt revulsion from the wounds she was tending [ and ] bitterly reproached herself.
• Nature fears shame and contempt, but grace is happy to suffer reproach for the name of jesus.
• No, if anything there's more reproach in the eyes of the world - and i believe the devil's laughing at us!
• You must never reproach me with who i am, where you found me or with my sisters from whom you stole me.
• But that's the simple illustration of what happens when you don't live the life, you bring reproach on the truth.
• The very moral standards of the church were seen as a severe reproach of the pagan way of life.
• He did not even reproach the rich man for his meanness.
• When sin and neglect of god triumphed, they became a reproach.
• No great reproach is intended to the media by this statement.
• The panic which engulfed the whole left of meade's massive army has never been made a reproach against the yankee troops.

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