Sentence examples for deplorable figures from inspiring English sources
In April 2010, the government of Sierra Leone introduced free medical care for pregnant women, breastfeeding mothers and children-under-five in order to address, as President Ernest Koroma said, the "deplorable figures of deaths among pregnant women and children" [ 7].
It laid the foundation of a literary and historiographical tradition that often depicted the Earl as the Machiavellian "master courtier" and as a deplorable figure around Elizabeth I.
He was a P. T. Barnum figure, at once lovable and deplorable, who embodied the online media landscape like no other figure on the right or left.
To the audience, it is neither surprising nor deplorable that this American is a figure of fun, portrayed by Jack Palance with hilarious self-confidence and an undeniable animal grace.
And, whatever the hopes for a clean new judiciary, it is deplorable that not a single senior government figure has faced trial for corruption, despite many scandals over the theft of billions of dollars in the past decade or so.
The Deplorable word may arrive soon, in the form of nanotechnology or biotechnology.
So it could end up being that the most pivotal figures of the 2016 election are not the FBI, or "the deplorables," or Trump's groping victims, but the Mormons.
David Issac, chair of he Equality and Human Rights commission said the figures "make it very clear that some people used the referendum result to justify their deplorable views and promote intolerance and hatred".
