Sentence examples for deeply deplore from inspiring English sources

"As a parent, I deeply deplore the situation.

Sherman had instructed Walcutt to "let the people know and feel that we deeply deplore the necessity of such destruction".

Muslims want to show that we deeply deplore all types of hatred of Jews, and that we are there to support them.

Both the old & debutant deputies seemed unaware that the loss of full republican parliamentary privileges & the loss of opposition that could really carry water, which they & many French citizens deeply deplore, came from the Third & Fourth Republic's having too often used the water bucket to drown the government.

Benjamin Jones (NYT) BRITAIN: QUEEN DEPLORES DIANA BOOK -- In a joint statement, Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Charles said they "deeply deplore" a new book by Patrick Jephson, private secretary to Diana, Princess of Wales, during the years in which her marriage collapsed.

The EU foreign policy chief, Catherine Ashton, said she "deeply deplores" Saturday's deaths, while a senior representative of Human Rights Watch said the killings connoted a "criminal disregard" for human life.

For Hoggart, humane reading and humane education and humane culture and society should be open to everyone, and he deeply deplored those who saw themselves as privileged, not least the patrician William Rees-Mogg who, as chairman of the Arts Council, took it for granted that his journeys from London to his Somerset home and back should be provided by an Arts Council-funded chauffeur-driven car.

European Union foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton said she "deeply deplored" the latest deaths in Egypt.

We deeply regret and deplore Israeli Defense Force actions that have killed numerous Palestinian civilians over the weekend".

Simultaneously, they took advantage of the specific results of this cultural difference to further their research agenda: "This practice of purdah is deeply to be deplored, since the greater severity of the disease among this particular group of the community is direct evidence of the need for ample sunlight to compensate dietic [ sic] deficiencies".

Deeply religious himself, he deplored the co-opting of religious Jews into the nationalist and settler camp, and argued that there is no contradiction in calling for a Palestine alongside an Israel in which Judaism, including the ultra-Orthodox kind, must be a vital component.