Reproving

He took the reproving from the coach and worked harder on his game.

Her reproving of his manners embarrassed him in front of his friends.

Her reproving of his driving habits made him a more cautious driver.

The teacher's reproving made the student feel ashamed.

The reproving from her parents made her reconsider her actions.

The librarian's reproving gesture reminded the student to be quiet in the library.

She gave him a reproving look for arriving late to the meeting.

He gave me a reproving look when I arrived late.

His reproving was harsh, but it was necessary to correct the mistake.

His reproving words towards her political beliefs caused a heated argument.

I didn't appreciate my teacher's reproving in front of the class.

The coach's reproving of his star player was unexpected, but it motivated the team.

His reproving for cheating on the exam made him feel guilty.

The coach's reproving words motivated the team to perform better.

The interviewer's reproving question made the candidate feel uneasy about their qualifications.

His mother's reproving was harsh but effective.

He was upset with his boss's reproving of his work performance.

The parent's reproving warning made the child reconsider their dangerous behavior.

The teacher's reproving of plagiarism was a reminder to the students.

The editor's reproving comments made the writer reconsider their style of writing.

The parents' reproving words made the child realize their mistake.

The teacher's reproving comments made the student feel discouraged.

The teacher's reproving glare made the students settle down and focus on their work.

The reproving comments from her colleagues made her realize she needed to improve her work ethic.

The priest's reproving tone made the parishioner feel guilty for their sins.

The teacher's reproving made the student realize the importance of following the rules.

The friend's reproving was harsh but necessary to save their friendship.

The parent's reproving tone made the child feel ashamed of their bad behavior.

The coach's reproving was necessary for the team to improve their performance.

The pastor's reproving of the congregation's lack of charity hit a nerve.

The mayor's reproving of the city council's budget proposal was heated.

The manager's reproving words made the employee aware of their inappropriate conduct in the workplace.

The editor's reproving of the journalist's sensationalist article was met with resistance.

The reproving from her friends made her realize the impact of her words.

The customer's reproving comment prompted the store owner to make a change.

The teacher's reproving tone made the students realize they weren't paying attention.

The conductor's reproving of the musician's poor timing was heard by the entire orchestra.

The principal's reproving of the students' behavior during the assembly was necessary.

The parent's reproving tone made the child feel guilty for misbehaving.

The judge's reproving remarks made the defendant realize the seriousness of the crime.

She gave him a reproving look when he forgot their anniversary.

His reproving tone made her feel guilty for forgetting his birthday.

The boss's reproving feedback made the employee work harder to improve.

She received a reproving look from her mother for breaking the vase.

His reproving of her actions was necessary to correct her behavior.

The priest's reproving was a wake-up call for the sinner to change his ways.

The politician's reproving of his opponent's actions was seen as a way to gain favor with voters.

The mother's reproving of her child's bad behavior was a common occurrence.

The principal's reproving glare made the students fall silent.

The employee received a reproving email from his boss for missing a deadline.