Sentence examples for anything deplorable from inspiring English sources

If anything, "deplorable" is too mild a word for it.

In the course of writing "Groucho" did you find anything deplorable in his character or deeds? A. I wouldn't say deplorable, but there was a sadness, as there is to many comics' lives.

It would be regrettable if Europe saw anything like the deplorable public disturbances created by football rivalries in South America.

Rather than dragging Seddique Mateen into a political argument he has nothing to do with, it would surely have been easier for Pence to say that Duke and the K.K.K. were deplorable, despicable — anything stronger than "bad" — and move on.

"To be honest, anything that can improve deplorable health conditions in the Delta, I'm going to support.

Chances are that you did, but it probably wasn't a crossfire debate on immigration or tax returns or the "basket of deplorables," or anything as explicit as what we see on cable news.

"It was deplorable somebody would say anything like that about a veteran who died for his country to his parents," Mr. Magill said.

"He doesn't know anything about the hobbits or the deplorables" – using two ironic terms for Trump supporters.

The wages are low, the hours are long, the working conditions are deplorable, and there is no hope for anything better.

Because Barbara doesn't do anything half way, she swore that she would do something about their deplorable living conditions.

People on one side wanted to make him out to be this martyr who had never done anything wrong in his life, and other people wanted to make him out to be the most deplorable criminal of all time.