Sentence examples for deploring that from inspiring English sources

Deploring that is like shooting imaginary fish in an imaginary barrel.

Last month the International Atomic Energy Agency, the United Nations' watchdog agency, passed a resolution deploring that omission in the Iranian report, which was supposed to be the complete history of Iran's past and present nuclear activities.

The national elections headquarters issued a statement deploring that of the Council of Guardians, the official IRNA news agency reported.

Though Mr. Obama ran on his opposition to the war in Iraq — and has never stopped deploring that war — he appears to have an easy rapport with his predecessor.

While attention has been fixed on the Senate, many Republicans -- already wary of Democrats deploring that Mr. Bush lost the popular vote last year -- said they were worried about internal and outside polls showing the president's approval ratings slipping.

Comment deploring that the lessons of the Nixon Presidency, which curtailed freedom, have not been learned.

You may deplore that admission.

"We might deplore that but we can't have it both ways.

Both nasty and ineffective, even his sister, Jemima Khan, was moved to publicly deplore that campaign.

I wish you could deplore that loss and condemn it too.

Writing in The New York Times, A. H. Weiler deplored that film's "sudsy waves of bathos".