Sentence examples for I do deplore from inspiring English sources

It is a proper one and I hope we get the answer because  I do deplore leaks of this kind.

But I do deplore the mentality that puts winning above everything, even at the cost of turning a blind eye to a pedophile coach -- or to the hideous, permanent injuries that our champions sustain while entertaining us.

"We respect Indonesia's sovereignty but we do deplore what's been done and this cannot be simply business as usual," he said.

He did deplore the injustice of a system that taxes the poorest 20% far more, proportionately, than the top 20% - but he then proceeded to redistribute cash to the middle classes, not to the unpropertied poor.

He "deplored" the newsletter's tone "because I don't think it's constructive to the mood of tolerance that I'd like to see on the island".

I deplore his policies, I doubt his judgment, I don't think he has the experience to lead the country.

This method of communication is new, and we're adapting to it as best we can, but just like the parents of my generation deplored the constant phonecalls (imagine the fortune telecoms made on second lines) and their parents deplored the baby boomers' obsession with… I don't know what, cruising in your hot rod maybe?

Many of them deplore the policies of the Israeli government as much as I do.

I don't say that any of these things are bound to happen and I deplore the hysteria that has gripped the markets this week.

Regarding post-test counseling, some providers report that during campaigns, they take less time than usual for HIV-negative people, and a few clients deplore the shortened contact: 'During campaign, I think, it is short… I do not consider it really as a counseling after testing'.

They are also prepared to work damn hard and actively prefer to stay out of the limelight, keep their heads down, and just get things done (I deplore this last point, but it's often true).