Meanings of mild reproach in English

The detective looked at the officer with mild reproach in his eyes.

My traveling companion looks at me resignedly, with an expression of mild reproach.

Doctor Gilman, from behind his gold-rimmed spectacles, gazed at him in mild reproach.

Dick's voice was calm, with just a suggestion of mild reproach.

His eyes would close, and in a tone of mild reproach he would answer:

The doctor looked up with mild reproach in his eyes.

Philometer, now alone with his wife, said with mild reproach:

The man's voice was very earnest, and Chloe detected a note of mild reproach.

In a tone of mild reproach she said:

The Munshi regarded him with mild reproach.

She looked at him with mild reproach.

But at this mild reproach, stubbly Hanák only wiped his bloody mouth, and bellowed with bestial pride:

Hope looked up, her eyes full of mild reproach at the possibility of doubting any child's love for Philip.

The countess smiled behind her fan, while Maurice felt the edge of the mild reproach which had been administered to him.

Sometimes, at table, I would glance up to find her eyes dwelling with mild reproach upon me; doubtless I was continually perpetrating terrible enormities.

When he went to congratulate the happy pair after the ceremony, Malvine looked at him; a gentle glance, with perhaps a mild reproach in it.