Sentence examples for deplored them from inspiring English sources

The "Times" & the "News" took the same view of events - they deplored them.

JOHN McCAIN deplored them, Barack Obama distanced himself from them, but the comments that Representative John Lewis of Georgia delivered on Oct. 11 may turn out to be some of the most trenchant — and generous — of the campaign.

Many planners failed to draw due distinctions between these features and, as Jane Jacobs observes (1961), they deplored them equally.

"We deplore them all".

The Stravinsky expert Richard Taruskin hears them, and deplores them.

"I talk about Isis all the time because I deplore them," he said.

Israelis have an expression "shoot and cry" for those who allow things to happen even as they deplore them.

While the restored version both "deplored and condemned" hatred and persecution of Jews, the final version merely "deplores" them, but it does inveigh against "displays of anti-Semitism directed against Jews," this time mentioning the word "anti-Semitism" explicitly.

Look, Barack Obama does bad things and I deplore them, though not with a lot of fuss, since they're hardly a surprise.

The scars of ancient battlefields, the vainglory of the pyramids, the sabre-rattling of Shelley's Ozymandias — these things are not fully extinct so long as we're here to deride and deplore them.

After hearing the results of an inquiry by an outside lawyer, grim-faced Kean trustees voted 7 to 4, with one abstention, in favor of a statement acknowledging errors in Dr. Farahi's résumé, saying, "We deplore them," but adding that "none of the investigator's findings is material" to his ability to do his job.