Sentence examples for I should deplore from inspiring English sources

"Now as for Stoclet," he wrote, "I should deplore his having to sell.

Truman, who could not afford to lose Mrs. Roosevelt in mid-campaign, wrote back immediately: "I should deplore as calamitous your withdrawal...

I've also come to realise that people are confused about what exactly they should deplore.

That is also why we should deplore the deficiencies in our defensive counterterrorism strategy.

"Everyone should deplore the discrimination that transgender communities have suffered around the world.

It was a muscular tactic using the threat of committal that the court should deplore".

We can and we should deplore the weakness of the political will, in this country as in the United States and other rich countries, in dealing with the problem of urban air quality.

We should deplore, in common with all friends of humanity, the result of any struggle, long or short, that would end in leaving four million of our dusky brothers in hopeless and confirmed servitude".

This means less money and less attention, breeding a literary provincialism we all should deplore, one that surely has political implications as well.

They should deplore the captured politicians and regulators who took their taxpayer dollars and distributed them to the banks without insisting that they be accountable for how the bailout money was spent.

Is fallen: its ruins I deplore.