Sentence examples for Reprehensible from inspiring English sources
The word 'reprehensible' is correct and commonly used in written English
'Reprehensible' means deserving of condemnation or censure due to being morally wrong or unacceptable. Example: The politician's reprehensible actions were exposed by the media, leading to public outrage and calls for their resignation.
adjective
Blameworthy, censurable, guilty.
The plots are boring, the characters dunces, and I find the politics that drive them – from sexual to geopolitical - frequently reprehensible.
'If you come to me and say, I hear you're a bigot, I hear you're a paedophile, I hear you cheat on your taxes, you bet your ass I'd stand up and defend myself because those are things I don't want to be associated with and I find reprehensible.
And at no stage has Cameron shown support for Andy, either publicly or privately, and I find that reprehensible.
Horrified campaigners say what they have done is "morally reprehensible".
Though he laughed when he first heard about the allegations – he claimed in shock – AFL chief Andrew Demetriou described the incident as "reprehensible".
SBS's reprehensible cowardice in the face of uproar from the political right is disastrous.
The campaign group called the cull "morally reprehensible"and accused the council of failing in its public duty.
It is a stupid and reprehensible way of proceeding, though Gordon Brown did it too.
Three days after the incident the FSA has issued a statement which AFP quoted: We strongly condemn this kind of irresponsible behaviour and call on all revolutionary forces and the fighters on the ground to condemn such acts These reprehensible acts do not conform with the ethics of the FSA or the Syrian revolution.
People are making claims in the American political agora every day that are equally irrational and equally serve to excuse reprehensible violence and injustice.
"To display this is reprehensible," Eaton said.
