Sentence examples for deploring it from inspiring English sources
We can all feel good about deploring it.
The Roman theologian Tertullian, on the other hand, was suspicious of pagan culture, but he admitted the necessity (though deploring it) of making use of the educational facilities available.
Instead of adopting the Republican language and argument, Democrats should be deploring it, pointing out that the deal was the result of extortionate pressure from the House and represents poor economic judgment during a nascent recovery.
By Samuel Chotzinoff The New Yorker, November 22 , 1930 P. 29Profile of Dr. Flexner, who has done great deal to further education in the U.S. In 1910 wrote book "Medical Education" deploring it here and in Canada.
Benjamin Netanyahu's government, which has just won a surprising and decisive victory in the national election by focusing on the security fears, claims to be neutral between the Sunni and Shia opponents, deploring, it says, any outside intervention in Syria's internal affairs.
They write books and articles deploring it, fire off letters to the editor and call in to radio talk shows with their criticisms and complaints.
By any other name, though its European and Latin American allies deplored it, it was a consummation devoutly wished for by the White House.
Partisans welcome it, while moderates deplore it.
Mr Robinson said: "I deplore it utterly.
I regret it and I deplore it.
