Then he accused leave of masterminding "project hate" in its handling of immigration – the strong insinuation being that Johnson and Michael Gove might disown Nigel Farage's deplorable "Breaking Point" poster, but were surreptitiously happy to harvest any votes it yielded.
But Nigel Farage's deplorable "Breaking Point" poster last week undoubtedly overstepped the mark of decency – Cameron described it as "wrong in motivation" – just as the message that Turkey is not joining the EU any time soon is finally getting through.
Late Thursday, the Foreign Relations Ministry said the reports "reflect some deplorable practices from the point of view of respect that should prevail between nations that collaborate for common objectives".
It was noted: In terms of hygiene: sanitary conditions are deplorable with no water points, disinfectants, antiseptics or gloves (unarmed deliveries).
Considering our project is housed in Harlem, we want to make sure that we not only point out how deplorable Manning's hate speech is, but that we also respond to this hatred with overwhelming love and acceptance.
There is a notion that this deplorable action by the Russians points up the futility of trying to take self-limiting steps in tandem with them, as in the Strategic Arms Limitation Talks.
In addition, the independent comptroller general whom Chavez forces ousted in December delivered an annual report last week that said the current government is no less corrupt than previous administrations and pointed to "a deplorable situation" in a military-run civic assistance program that is one of Mr. Chavez's favorites.
"How dare Hillary say you're deplorable," Trump shouted, as he pointed to an elderly man in the crowd who was open-hand smacking a millennial woman in the face for carrying a protest sign," and how dare they call you deplorable just because you spam people on Twitter with Nazi memes if they have vaguely Jew-y names?
But following Tiller's murder by a man who regularly posted on Operation Rescue message boards, I have decided that while using a U.S. soldier's death to try to score political points is more deplorable, the complete disregard for the truth in a pursuit of justice is more dangerous.
Dan Logsdon, chair of the Kentucky Democratic Party, told Talking Points Memo that the attacks were "deplorable and have absolutely no place in Kentucky, and frankly are just the kind of divisive politics that Sen. McConnell himself has used for too long".
