Sentence examples for To be deplorable from inspiring English sources

"I found it to be deplorable," he said, referring to the attacks in Boston.

On Tuesday, Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. told reporters that he considered the dissemination of the classified Guantánamo documents, prepared under the Bush administration, to be "deplorable".

Maybe that's why so many people seem unable to resist the temptation, including politicians who claim to know better and find Nazi imagery to be deplorable when it is aimed at them.

He was wearing a "MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN" cap and carried a sign that said "PROUD TO BE DEPLORABLE" — a reference to Hillary Clinton's derogatory remark about Trump supporters.

And while we may rightly find worker conditions and the dangerous chemicals used there to be deplorable, they are all legal under Chinese law and considered totally standard across the tech industry, not something particularly bad that Apple implemented due to Jobs' unique cruelty.

But it would be deplorable to recall the past with the intention only of envisaging a catastrophe that the prophets of gloom will help bring back, whereas nothing in the facts authorizes considering it as a probability".

("We have no knowledge of any information pertaining to this allegation. If it turns out to be true, it would be deplorable," the group said, in a statement quoted in the Times).

"If it turns out to be true it would be deplorable".

Laurent Gervereau, President of the Museums of Europe Network, said in an editorial, "When the social elevator is broken...," he remarked, "to offer the rewards to courtisans is deplorable".

"What happened to them was deplorable, and it appears to me from those very positive comments made today by the commissioner and counsel assisting that those matters are already solid findings," he said.

The Lib Dem response to "rumours" was deplorable, but precedents go beyond Westminster, to judge by a Yale dean's alleged response to Wolf ("No one came to me with a formal complaint") and arguably include her own flexible approach to testimony when an admired figure is at risk.