Furthermore, the fact that human beings, due to their limitations and flawed character, often fail to live up to the standards of the ideally good behavior is a deplorable fact that does not undermine the normative power of the moral demands.
Supermarkets throw out about $47 billion worth of food each year, much of it still safe and healthy, a deplorable fact that has led Doug Rauch, the former president of Trader Joe's, to launch a commendable project called the Urban Food Initiative.
Revealed in this ugly campaign are---deplorable fact---the considerable number of racists, sexists, homophobes, xenophobes, and Islamophobes who do indeed find shelter and fuel in Trump's rancid views (also here and here).
At this point, I am afflicted by the uneasy suspicion that my American readers, if perchance I have any, will condemn this small commentary for its confessed, its flaunted lack of that kind of wearisome research of which Americans, in their desperate and deplorable love of fact, are so intensely avid.
Neither fact nor deplorable.
Although the deal was struck prior to the Olympic games and before Lochte's deplorable behavior in Rio, the fact that a national television network is going to give him airtime and make him part of their hit primetime show is unbelievable.
As editor, you spend your time in deplorable obscurity, consoled merely by the fact you have the nicest job in journalism.
In fact, the government's deplorable and illegal maneuvers led Judge Matthew Byrne to dismiss the charges.
"In fact, it was correctly decided, however deplorable the consequences.
"Whilst that may be considered by some as deplorable, only claims which amount to assertion of fact are likely to meet the test for undue influence," Watt said.
"The way ministers have sought to blame civil servants in the Department for Transport before any of the facts have been established has been deplorable, but sadly not out of character," said Mark Serwotka, the PCS general secretary.
