Sentence examples similar to deplorable reputation from inspiring English sources
Bilqis Hijjas, president of local umbrella organisation MyDance Alliance, labelled the decision "deplorable" and "narrow-minded" in an article for The Malaysian Insider, adding that the country "risks an international reputation as an unpredictable and unreliable host for cultural performances".
He chides both men for not being more outspoken about golf's deplorable slowness in welcoming black players into the professional ranks, but he skates lightly over Palmer's considerable reputation as a ladies' man, leaving the last words to Arnie himself: "I knew a lot of ladies, but I didn't, I wasn't one to...
It is deplorable that British spies and politicians have evaded prosecution for such cases but, in contrast to Haspel's rise, the reputation of Sir Mark Allen, the former head of counter-intelligence for MI6, has been trashed by his involvement in the affair.
Although his shining reputation did not remain untarnished in his lifetime, only now, in Niven's thorough account, is the full extent of his deplorable leadership revealed.
Sexual harassment is deplorable.
