Examples of 'i reproach' in a sentence

Meaning of "i reproach"

I reproach: To express disapproval or disappointment towards someone for their actions or behavior

How to use "i reproach" in a sentence

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I reproach myself for not earning.
You can not reproach me more than I reproach myself.
I reproach you lest you become among the ignorant.
Do not think that I reproach it.
I reproach you for nothing.
All that will not prevent me to write down some precise points I reproach the actual " society ".
I reproach myself bitterly for having been out of touch.
But I am renowned for being annoying, so how can I reproach him for being boring?
I reproach you and question.
That 's what I reproach her for.
I reproach myself endlessly for not having done figures here yet.
That 's what I reproach him for.
I reproach the Council Presidency for failing to prevent this breach of trust.
What can I reproach myself for?
I reproach you because I like you.

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If I caused any distress, I reproach myself most bitterly, but.
That I reproach my father for hiding things from me and I do the same with her.
I am sorry . I reproach you.
Nor do I reproach those who make a different decision ; to each his own.
This is what I reproach to them, nothing else.
If I reproach you for treating me bad, I reproach myself for treating me bad.
But, indeed, I reproach myself that she is.
I reproach myself bitterly, you know.
Most of all I reproach myself for disappointing you and the Order.
I reproach myself to no end!
Sometimes I reproach myself, but that 's the way things are.
I reproach them for appropriating for themselves the riches of the Churches without helping the poor [… ].
When I reproach myself, do I speak to a " you?
What I reproach this committee of… I would say, it's a state of mind.

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