Sentence examples for deploring her from inspiring English sources

Hoover was not unique among Rose's subjects in deploring her fabrications.

Instead of deploring her wrong moves, he asked if Yasi was looking after Phul.

A review of her recent show in the Times started out deploring her overhyped reputation and ended up comparing her to Fra Angelico.

Amanda and Susan had spoken to her on the phone, in the last year; Vivien, who had never allowed herself to be ill for a day — as if it were a lapse in taste — had complained in angry spurts, between deploring her weakness for doing so, about her legs and her eyes.

Married in 1921 to Rachel Marshall, Frances's sister, he set about prosecuting an emotional life that consisted of repeatedly betraying his wife, while stoutly informing her that these satellite relationships weren't important, and then deploring her resentful silences ("You might reflect," he informed her in 1928 "that I'm extremely lonely & continually tormenting myself").

Only a few months ago, The Atlantic set off a furious outcry when it published a 5,000-word 5,000-wordsingle moaner deploring her unwed state and ordering family-minded women to lower the byr and jump the broom.

Writer deplores her patronizing attitude.

He admires Pompadour's magisterial self-invention, but deplores her grandiosity, womanish myopia, and bulimic shopping.

In general, however, they deplore her harsh, unbending st le, & they fear the consequences of Thatcherism-especi ly the bits affecting Britain's economy & the very poor.

As she grew older and drunker, she became, for all her glamour and brilliance, violent, nasty, abusive and often cruel; for many years her son deplored her.

With years of living abroad, her anecdotes tend to deplore her tourist compatriots who mistake the Baptistery at Parma for the railway station.