Sentence examples for a particularly deplorable from inspiring English sources

So now we may be at a particularly deplorable point in the pendulum swing.

A particularly deplorable example of the bigoted elements that drove the Hindu-Trump partnership concerns Huma Abedin, advisor to Hillary Clinton.

Lincoln confronted a particularly deplorable expression of it in his debates with Stephen Douglas, who stated that he did not care whether slavery got voted up or down in federal territories, as the Constitution left that decision to the democratic process.

Somehow, with beaucoup explanation (in French and English), I manage to communicate to Didier: My intention was to record one of Laura's moody ballads -- until I saw Rachel Maddow, on TV, talking about a particularly deplorable incident during the Romney/Ryan campaign.

While its record in Latin America and the Middle East has been particularly deplorable, this country has supported civil society groups in a number of countries and other international initiatives that have promoted accountability for human rights violations.

He said the Security Council should resist the American move, which he said was "of dubious judicial value" and particularly deplorable this year "given the prisoner abuse in Iraq".

This has been a nasty election campaign, marred by reports of voter intimidation and harassment on both sides, particularly a deplorable outburst in which Mr. Young called Mr. Davis's supporters "jackasses".

A particularly effeminate one.

(A particularly British malady).

A particularly aggressive group - all white, most in their 50s or above - were all wearing some reference to the "deplorables," including a "Deplorable Me" in the style of the movie Despicable Me.

"It's an escalation of a deplorable practice".