reproach in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

Reproach (noun): a feeling of disappointment or disapproval, often expressed in criticism or blame.

She felt a deep sense of reproach after realizing she had let her friend down.
His voice was filled with reproach as he confronted her about the broken promise.
The teacher looked at the student with reproach for not completing the assignment on time.
In her eyes, there was a hint of reproach when he failed to call on her birthday.
Despite his reproach, she remained calm and explained her reasons for acting as she did.
His reproach was evident in his tone as he confronted her about the broken promise.
The teacher's reproach lingered in the classroom long after the students had left.
To avoid reproach from the committee, he decided to revise his proposal carefully.
She spoke without reproach, choosing to focus on solutions rather than blame.