reprehend造句

• The morning after, Rose reprehends him for disappearing without any warning and he announces he will stay in Porto Seguro.
• Their aim of discussion turns toward Hester when Mrs . Allonby reprehends the young American for her casual talk of being eighteen and a Puritan.
• He sounds like, and his general aura seems like he worked previously in a line of work that involved causing others to reprehend him.
• This song talks about a conversation between Don Quixote and Sancho Panza, where the first reprehends the latter about his pessimism and his lack of belief.
• When Scarlet Spider reprehends his timing and asks if Robbie can take anything seriously, Speedball discharges his Penance powers on the remaining mind-controlled adversaries and somberly proclaims " Yes.
• Herevpon Damport & his frends made the first cry, complained to the Dutch ministers, obtained of two of them, to come vnto m r Pagett, to reprehend him for his difficulty in admitting so reverend a College & c ."
• The historian Plutarch recorded an inscription above one of Apollodorus'painting which read,   Tis no hard thing to reprehend me; But let the men that blame me mend me .  In other words,  You could criticize [ skiagraphia ] more easily than you could imitate it.
• Susanna Rowson served as editor, and also contributed serialised fiction and other pieces . " As an early attempt to describe the manners, reprehend the follies, cultivate the taste and soften the customs of the people, the " Boston Weekly Magazine " is not discreditable to American literature . " by 1804 they'd moved to " no . 78, State-Street, corner of Wilson's Lane ."
• In 1688, Shadwell s " Squire of Alsatia " initiated the return to a Horatian " prodesse " in comedy, which had already been put forth in the Preface to " The Humorist " ( 1671 ) : " My design was it, to reprehend some of the Vices and Follies of the Age, which I take to be the most proper, and most useful way of writing Comedy " ( " The Complete Works of Thomas Shadwell ", ed.