Sentence examples for Deeply unacceptable from inspiring English sources
This was at the heart of Plath's conflicts; she was a far better poet than her husband, and to him that reality was deeply unacceptable and simply unbearable.
In Downing Street, word has reportedly gone out from Brown's chief of staff, Stephen Carter, that attempting to make political capital out of leading Tories' privileged pedigrees is deeply unacceptable.
After all, people tell us that even the more limited goal of single-payer health care is deeply unacceptable to Americans, yet every American over 65 benefits from Medicare, which is single-payer pure and simple, and it's highly popular.
Far from distancing himself from Reverend Hagee in any way, however, Senator Lieberman has issued a statement that reads: "I believe that Pastor Hagee has made comments that are deeply unacceptable and hurtful.
Stonewall has always been clear that the 'Ladies Day' advert was deeply offensive and unacceptable.
He said it was "deeply regrettable and unacceptable" that Britain was "working hand in glove with the Saudis".
3.38pm: Lardner has been suspended for making "deeply offensive and unacceptable" comments about homosexuality, a Conservative party spokeswoman said today.
McLoughlin said he was angry and admitted the fault lay "only and squarely within the Department for Transport", adding that the mistakes were "deeply regrettable and unacceptable".
"This is deeply and extremely unacceptable for all Muslims all over the world, and this actually generates loathing for the Americans," said Mohammed Omar Satti, a tribal elder in Kandahar and a member of the provincial Peace and Reconciliation Commission.
The EPO stated: "The Greek Football Federation deeply regrets the unacceptable banners containing fascist content during yesterday's match between Greece and Bosnia-Herzegovina, which we condemn in the most absolute and unequivocal manner.
"Deeply worrying" and "unacceptable" - that's how BBC trustee Anthony Fry described the NAO report in July.
