“The men, who showed a very proper spirit, promised to suppress the hateful habit, and shook hands with their reprover.”

“Besides it is a jeering and flouting vice, and apt to put jests on the reprover.”

“The last, and not the least important requisite for a reprover, is discretion.”

“She hit him on the shoulder lightly in reproof before laughing slightly before she realized that hurt her side even more.”

“The teacher's reproof of the student's behavior in front of the whole class embarrassed him deeply.”

“If the committee determines a lawmaker has committed wrongdoing, it may send the lawmaker a letter of reproval, akin to a rebuke.”

“He deserves a more vigorous reproval, if only for signing, along with fifteen others, the infamous letter.”

“There is no question that fear of reproval will drive you to not admit when you use these therapies.”

“Stubbornness and incorrigibleness under their reproofs and corrections.”

“If we accept God's reproofs, God opens our spirit and we understand His truths.”

“Let us, also, love the reproofs of God's men inspired by goodness and justice even if they are not absolutely just and exact.”

“Indeed, the Church reproves every form of persecution against whomsoever it may be directed.”

“Panfilio, her son, reproves her thereanent, whereupon she promises to mend her ways if he will lay aside certain uncouth habits.”

“John reproves what he perceives as the author's insolent comments and suggests bringing his angry feelings to God in prayer.”