Sentence examples for deplore those from inspiring English sources
"I deplore those attacks on the pharmaceutical and insurance companies," he told me.
"People have the right to make their views known but we deplore those that turn to criminal damage.
By Zoë Heller We deplore those who cheat on their partners, but we're cheating more than ever.
People believe in the hospital and doctors where they had good outcomes; they deplore those that have let them down.
"We deplore those who are led astray — those Jehovah's Witnesses, Baptists, evangelicals, Pentecostals and many others who cut Christ's robes like bandits, who are like the soldiers who crucified Christ, who ripped apart Christ's holy coat," declared the priest, the Rev. Aleksei D. Zorin.
"We deplore those killings, as we do any attempt to enforce censorship through violence," an editorial said.
Mr Khamenei himself publicly deplored those concessions.
On Sunday, a Baghdad newspaper published an unusual statement purporting to be from Shiite seminary figures, deploring those two incidents and demanding an investigation.
Deploring those academics who chose to write for each other in jargon-laden prose, Bergonzi particularly objected to the way theorists seemed to ignore general readers.
The UN Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) said it had found a cache of rockets at one of its schools in Gaza and deplored those who had put them there for placing civilians in harm's way.
It was critical of self-righteous bureaucrats who would glorify themselves rather than Christ, and deplored those "dour judges bent on rooting out every threat and deviation" from doctrine.
