Sentence examples similar to deplore greatly from inspiring English sources
John Dryden admired the Académie Française and greatly deplored that the English had "not so much as a tolerable dictionary, or a grammar; so that our language is in a manner barbarous" as compared with elegant French.
"The variety of the British press is greatly to be applauded, much as I deplore the over concentration monopoly of ownership which is a really terrible mistake," said Evans, who edited the Sunday Times from 1967 to 1981.
The most prolific of the Tang poets, Bai aimed for simplicity in his writing, and like Du Fu, a great Tang poet of the preceding generation whom Bai greatly admired he was deeply concerned with the social problems of the time; he deplored the dissolute and decadent lifestyles of corrupt officials and sympathized with the sufferings of the poor.
It greatly saddens me that the UKJFF have unwisely politicised a celebration of Jewish culture and I deplore any misrepresentation of the Tricycle's position.
"I deplore doctrines," Kennan said.
We deplore violence against civilians.
They deplore venal party politics.
So does Hochschild deplore feminism?
