reproachful

• “So," said my grandmother to my grandfather, in reproachful tones, "you 've gone and shut the calf up from its mother.”

  Oldtown Folks

• “I guess it was the kind of look you would call reproachful.”

  Simon & Schuster: When Lightning Strikes

• “For what thou callest bitter and reproachful, that is my portion, if I cause thee to be slain who hast shared my toils.”

  The Tragedies of Euripides, Volume I.

• “I wouldn't do this for anybody but you, Cap'n," he vouchsafed, in what might be called a reproachful shout.”

  Cap'n Warren's Wards

• “There she took a seat, and with a glance that might almost be termed reproachful, she commenced a low Indian song to her infant.”

  The Wept of Wish-Ton-Wish

• “I do love how he looks kind of reproachful and humiliated in that first picture .”

  » Leashing the Baby Strocel.com

• “Suddenly I understood that all the others were looking at me in a kind of reproachful astonishment.”

  Friendship Village

• “And Twitt drew himself up with a kind of reproachful dignity -- "Now, old David, don't go for to say as _you_ don't think so too?”

  The Treasure of Heaven A Romance of Riches

• “Who-are-you-shagging?" type question is a kind of reproachful look.”

  AustralianIT.com.au | Top Stories

• “Remember that, when the time of trial comes -- and it seems a hard and cruel thing that you should be called reproachful names by men, and all for what was no fault of yours -- remember God's pity and God's justice; and though my sin shall have made you an outcast in the world -- oh, my child, my child! ”

  Ruth

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