Instead of talking to each other, we're talking to the world, speaking with old friends or making new ones in hopes that surely something better awaits than this, which has become our "deplorable" state.
The adult dystopia extrapolates from aspects of the present to show readers how terrible things will become if our deplorable behavior continues unchecked.
By now the student body was almost entirely black, and some of the schools were in such deplorable condition that they would become Exhibit A in the case against Alabama public education.
Even more deplorable is that the comment was made by a woman seeking to become free from an abusive partner.
By Clarence Day The New Yorker, September 16 , 1933P. 13 Every fall, some college president makes speecy saying mournfully football has become great spectacle and likens it to contests held in Colosseum in ancient Rome, as tho this deplorable.
The New Yorker, September 16 , 1933P. 13 Every fall, some college president makes speecy saying mournfully football has become great spectacle and likens it to contests held in Colosseum in ancient Rome, as tho this deplorable.
Karen Pollock, chief executive of the Holocaust Educational Trust, said: "The visit to the UK of a man who has become the face of far-right and antisemitic sentiment in Hungary on the eve of Holocaust Memorial Day is deplorable.
The deplorable conditions at Auburn Family Residence will certainly raise demands to improve the quality of shelter; a better demand would be to reduce the number of families that become homeless, shorten the time they spend homeless, and close shelters.
"Anthony Weiner's former boss is about to become the senate majority leader and his ex wife the next White House chief of staff or something," writes PSLGOPL, who was incredibly deplorable long before it was en vogue.
