Sentence examples for deplorable effect from inspiring English sources
Nor can the influence of Sir Walter Scott's novels be neglected, both on Europe and on the American South (where Mark Twain thought it had had a deplorable effect).
Such commentary appeals to the horns effect by associating "deplorable" with a large proportion of the US population.
The effect of this was "utterly deplorable" and could affect the way young people thought right up until their university years, he said.
Ford's social symbolism isn't especially subtle or measured: working-class white America in effect gets the "basket of deplorables" treatment here, give or take Michael Shannon's sympathetic but coarsely law-bending sheriff.
All types of fraud are deplorable, and it's especially unfortunate when such actions have an adverse effect on vulnerable children and families.
Such reports were easier to bear than those of Bolivia's serious press, daily chronicling the deplorable antics of the ruling elite, censored only by a lack of apparent effect.
"I concur in the assessment of the Investigative Committee that 'the effects of this matter on the students and postdoctoral fellows are especially deplorable.
Similarly, problems like these have a demonstrated effect on worker safety, putting correctional officers at risk when inmate morale is impacted by subhuman, deplorable conditions.
As Singleton wrote: Rioting is deplorable, however, if events such as this are to be mitigated in the future, the prevailing conditions and constraints effecting people living in areas must form part of the discussion.
