Sentence examples for To deplore for from inspiring English sources

"There is no consistency in the outlook of the Nigerian maniacs: they use weapons produced by the very capitalist system they claim to deplore, for instance.

For his cameo role, Dick Cheney visited Jay Leno last week to deplore Congress for insisting that he give it "notes of all my meetings" of the energy task force.

It's very fashionable in Johannesburg society to deplore Burnett for his treatment of Hlungwani.

Fischer's novels are books to deplore, denounce, even, for a certain kind of reader, delight in.

One of his first acts was to deplore the Aga Khan for seeking separate electorates for Muslims.

The first must be to deplore their outrageous conviction for "unnatural acts".

Mr Brown, whose self-styled prudence led him to deplore Tory tax-cut pledges for a decade, boasts about taking Britain deeper into the red to leaven a recession.

But it is preposterous for him to deplore the "moral relativism" of the West when the moral absolutes of the church have so often proved no more than a hollow shield — or even a seductive disguise — for predators.

He never lost interest in the Scottish educational scene and continued to deplore its shortcomings and absurdities – for example, the immense cost of dropping the "A" from A Curriculum for Excellence.

The move may also be a riposte of sorts to those who seized on Mr. Simons's departure from Dior of France as a chance to deplore the state of fashion for demanding too much of designers.

Only avowed vegetarians are entitled to deplore well-prepared infant lamb for reasons of conscience, but their complaint, though perhaps exemplary, will not spare the life of a single creature at Easter.