Sentence examples for deplores a from inspiring English sources

Where Friedan's interviews convinced her of a pervasive discontent, though, Bennetts finds, and deplores, a pervasive contentment.

The Vietnamese royal website deplores a Texas-based foundation which sells miniature medals of the Imperial Order of the Dragon of Annam (with ribbon) for $38 plus postage.

He deplores a dearth of contemporary "generalists, educated and versatile writers capable of writing with equal ease and authority on history, literature, politics".

While Niall Ferguson deplores "a hasty American withdrawal," his own evidence actually suggests that the United States has no option but withdrawal.

Klinkenborg laments the erosion of writing skills — again I am compelled to agree — and deplores a "vocational emphasis" that has resulted in a precipitate drop in the number of literature majors.

Theresa May's former chief of staff, Nick Timothy, deplores a missed opportunity to "join up the way the state works, to reduce demand for public spending by fixing social problems and work out the best way of delivering services".

The Times's restraint fits with a public mood that deplores an over-emphasis on the horse race in campaign coverage, and it seems smart in an especially volatile year.

Worse still, a year ago in Madagascar the AU deplored a coup and loudly insisted that the power-grabber should stand aside.

He deplored a "disposition to change everything in Scotland to an English model . . .

Liberals deplored a raid led by AAP's law minister on Ugandan women accused of prostitution.

"I deplore a short-sighted, inept decision, deeply damaging to British interests".