To be above reproach means to have a reputation for being honest, trustworthy and free from any wrongdoing or suspicion. It implies that one's actions are beyond criticism or question and that they consistently behave in an ethical and moral manner.
Sentences with «to be above reproach»
Court of Appeal: The Court of Appeal focused on the private emails as unprofessional conduct, noting that a «charted accountant's status in the community at large means that his / her conduct will from time to time be the subject of scrutiny and comment... It follows that a chartered accountant must ensure that her conduct is above reproach in the view of reasonable, fair - minded and informed persons.» (ngariss.com)
Furthermore, the Miata's repair record is above reproach — it has long enjoyed high marks in Consumer Reports» reliability surveys. (automobilemag.com)
1:6 [namely,] if any man is above reproach, the husband of one wife, having children who believe, not accused of dissipation or rebellion. (religion.blogs.cnn.com)