reproachful , also: reproachable old use

The familiar looked up at her with big, reproachful eyes.

I could not meet the reproachful gaze of her eyes.

For a moment I thought her eyes looked reproachful, anxious.

He sent her one reproachful look and went down the side into the boat.

The woman had the nerve to give him a reproachful look!

When she spoke at last, her voice had a reproachful note.

And she was afraid of the reproachful things Virginia would say.

She quickly scrambled to her feet and looked at him with reproachful brown eyes.

There was a reproachful look in his eyes, a sadness.

He turns a reproachful face on her for admitting what kind of a girl she is.

Setting her jaw, she looked at him with reproachful eyes.

The Marshal looked at the committee with a reproachful eye.

The eyes were not offended which she turned upon him nor reproachful.

Even when there was no one but family around, I could feel the plastic world's reproachful gaze.

He gave me a long reproachful look, shaking his head sadly.

The librarian stood next to her, a reproachful smile on his face.

But the old woman surprised him with a quick, reproachful glare.

A stupid question; the Senator's reproachful look was like a blow.

"We are still here, Master," said a slightly reproachful voice.

The face was reproachful, and the words seemed to blow away in the sound of the wind beyond the walls.

But he felt a pang: a deep reproachful hurt in his heart.

Reproachful brown eyes, the face set in lines of heroic betrayal.

Usually the comment was accompanied by a reproachful look, as if the man had run off rather than died.

My voice was empty, but at least it wasn't reproachful.

Now there was a sullen, reproachful calm about the place.