He is recorded as saying that he found Worsley to be "a God-forsaken place, full of drunken, rude people with deplorable morals".
But any attempt to put a stop to very good writing, on the grounds of prejudice, or of extra-literary moral grounds, is deplorable because it might succeed.
This policy has been pursued as a moral response to a deplorable government, without much regard for its effectiveness.
If the language is deplorable, discriminatory, and focused on individual moral failure, that's the message that Canadians hear.
If the language [in the media] is deplorable, discriminatory, and focused on individual moral failure, that's the message that Canadians hear".
But he avoids making moral judgments by treating every deplorable act as a symptom of error or madness".
There are some words in the English language, at least in America that are standouts for moral righteousness and superiority, and "deplorable" is one of them.
Hillary Clinton can recover from her "deplorables" comment---and retake the moral high ground, where she absolutely needs to get, no more stumbles---by doing proper penance and apologizing for appearing to slur Trump's supporters (in contrast to Trump's non-apology for his birther fraud) and by resuming her attack on Trump himself---and not his supporters---for his bigoted, deplorable campaign.
The students at Rodriguez's former school, West Virginia, tried to help him out of the news' moral cellar by staging an even more deplorable moment at Wednesday night's basketball game against Pittsburgh.
Government by atheists would relieve us of the irksome moral conceit that impels George Bush and Tony Blair to do deplorable things while remaining convinced that slots are kept open for them in heaven.
