Sentence examples for deplored to from inspiring English sources
He further deplored to Serb Partisans that they were being led by "Jews, Muslims, Croats, Magyars, Bulgarians".
"You can deplore to me as much as you like, mother," says John, her dutiful son.
In these movies, cars exist to be driven, guns to be deplored, affairs to be analyzed and rockets?
Still, he said that he personally deplored "having to avoid at night some neighborhoods that used to be perfectly pleasant".
After receiving the governor's response, Travaglini held a press conference in which Harvard stem cell researchers George Daley and Leonard Zon deplored efforts to "criminalize" what they characterized as vital research.
AARP is to be commended for its opposition to privatization and deplored for refusing to call it that.
To deplore – even viscerally to hate – the BBC has become a badge of what it means to be a Tory today.
It is the summit of idleness to deplore the present, to deplore actuality.
To deplore their inability to enter this modern paradise of second helpings and fresh coats of paint would be a mistake.
Costello is an acerbic woman, who uses words like "deplore" to bemoan the fate of the world.
He deplored a "disposition to change everything in Scotland to an English model . . .
