Sentence examples for Absolutely deplorable from inspiring English sources

A perfect way to despair about the absolutely deplorable state of the modern world.

In his first response to an incident in which two Republicans threw peanuts at black CNN member of staff, he said: "It was absolutely deplorable".

In Britain, where independent adoptions are illegal, the overtones of baby-selling have caused a furor, with Prime Minister Tony Blair declaring, "It is absolutely deplorable that children are traded this way".

Dropping the diplomatic nicety with which he has spoken for three years as he tried to broker a dialogue, Mr. Razali said at a news conference: "What I can say is that where I met her was absolutely deplorable.

Walking in the drizzle, Corinne Hickman, a college student who had traveled from Washington to walk in the rally, said the attacks and the department's response were "absolutely deplorable".

But finally one thinks of the nasty taunt of Roy Campbell, the South African rightwing poet: I see your bridle, where's the bloody horse?" Yet Steiner has made his peace with British anti-intellectualism. Part of him thinks "it's absolutely deplorable that this country treats ideology and intellectual debate the way it does.

Somehow President Trump has amassed a cabinet of absolutely underqualified and deplorable people in a sad attempt to "drain the swamp".

And then Mosby, holding forth in Washington, among the élite Scotch drinkers, stated absolutely that, however deplorable the concentration camps had been, they showed at least the rationality of German political ideas.

Make your own call on the motivations behind those questions or, better yet, consider them in the context of the Breitbart article's headline and tone: "Media fooled by deplorable, irresponsible, absolutely not funny trolling of Gamergate critic".

One hundred percent deplorable taste is absolutely guaranteed in this frat-boy comedy.

Dan Logsdon, chair of the Kentucky Democratic Party, told Talking Points Memo that the attacks were "deplorable and have absolutely no place in Kentucky, and frankly are just the kind of divisive politics that Sen. McConnell himself has used for too long".