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Good is not enough, we need to be above reproach.

He knows his behavior here has not always been above reproach.

As the leader of this still great country, the President needs to be above reproach.

"Do you think the personal behavior of a police officer should be above reproach?"

Judges are above reproach at all times, as we know.

It would mean a great deal to her, this opportunity to show the students that she was, as always, above reproach.

All the more reason for the fortunate few to be above reproach.

When single ladies were required, they had to be above reproach in all ways.

These days, more than ever, it was vital that he seem above reproach.

"She's not responsible for anyone's behavior but her own, and that is above reproach."

That club of his is a legitimate business, above reproach.

In recent days, the fund industry's claim that it is above reproach has come under question.

He made the case that his independence from special interests put him above reproach.

None of the ethnic groups in the conflict is above reproach.

They want the trial to be fair and above reproach."

"The new surgeon general's report is very simply above reproach!

Your performance as second in command of this vessel has been above reproach.

Leaf decided she must have, for her own behavior had been above reproach or criticism.

"It makes the director a little more above reproach."

For that, its behavior needs to be above reproach.

Is your loyalty more important to you than the perception that the members of the Government must be above reproach?

His credentials as a supporter of Israel, he said, were above reproach.

But the means-he was less certain that the means were above reproach.

"But as we increase efforts in the war against drugs, it's incumbent that members of the department be above reproach."

Other dealers, of course, insist that their businesses are above reproach.

When he was in college, his life seemed beyond reproach.

Those players have to be above and beyond reproach now.

Any man that could make a world for her to live in was beyond reproach from a child.

"He was absolutely above and beyond reproach all his life."

At least some of the source material remains beyond reproach.

This balance, however, should never be beyond reproach or discussion.

"Their sense of honor to duty and country has been beyond reproach."

His manners were beyond reproach He had been right; she saw almost nothing of him during the next two weeks.

Still, the acting of the two leads is beyond reproach.

To do even that, though, the search for correlation must be beyond reproach.

Due process of law, our most sacred right, must begin with service that is beyond reproach.

But we cannot regard ourselves as beyond reproach in Europe either.

This example as husband and father is beyond reproach.

The goal isn't to hold back until you've created something beyond reproach.

He had imputed his own values to a man beyond reproach.

Also beyond reproach, over the course of six meals, was the restaurant's green salad.

They were expected to lead austere, dedicated lives, beyond reproach.

Yes, clearly because you think doctors are beyond reproach and should not have to deal with any negative feedback.

We do not claim to have the best system in the world, nor would anyone suggest ours is beyond reproach.

From their inception more than 60 years ago, the network of national nonprofit companies had seemed beyond reproach.

However he looked, though, his courage was beyond reproach.

They were people who were beyond reproach, and that was sufficient.

He is a Reagan conservative whose morals and values are beyond reproach.

Greg had checked him out for her once; his loyalty was beyond reproach.

For starters, he had to be a man whose character, integrity and life style were beyond reproach.