Sentence examples for deplores at from inspiring English sources

By Pauline Kael The New Yorker, November 6 , 1971P. 183 Writer deplores, at some length, the way the silent films are run at a faster speed than originally, on the TV program "The Silent Years", on Channel 13, WNET.

If the audience had been allowed to applaud it might have worked better by turning it into the kind of bear pit that Cameron deplores at PMQs, but thrives on.

The New Yorker, November 6 , 1971P. 183 Writer deplores, at some length, the way the silent films are run at a faster speed than originally, on the TV program "The Silent Years", on Channel 13, WNET.

The convention that an American should run the bank while a European runs the International Monetary Fund, is exactly the sort of unmeritocratic horse-trading that both the fund and the bank deplore in developing countries (and Mr Bush deplores at the UN).

The decision was deplored at the time by China, which charged that it was illegal under World Trade Organization rules.

Graham and fellow hawks seized on McRaven's testimony as evidence that the effort to close Guantánamo was leading the US into using untenable detention alternatives, the same type of lawless improvisation Obama had deplored at Guantánamo in the first place.

Our thesis is that the quality problems that are currently often deplored at the main registration pathways are likely to become even more serious on "side roads".

Her hair, which is light brown and dead straight, is cut in some style that Rachel at once deplores and admires: ragged uneven lengths, as if it had been chopped off at random.

She applauds how, in a friend's home in Provence, a shirred curtain hides kitchen appliances less than 100 years old, but she clearly deplores multicolored flower bouquets at parties.

He wants public spending cut faster (while his own committee's reports haven't urged any cuts at all), deplores "welfare dependency" and positions himself as a mild Eurosceptic.

He says the former science ministry -- which was merged into the Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness in 2011 should have made sure that research funds were adequately spent and deplores the "real mismanagement" at the department.