Sentence examples for doing something reprehensible from inspiring English sources

It's worth examining the soldier's attitudes - they do not look to me like men who feel they've been caught doing something reprehensible.

It was as if I had just done something reprehensible.

In "Northeast Regional," your story in this week's issue, a man named Richard is interrupted during a weekend away with someone else's wife by the news that his son, Rowan, who's at boarding school, has done something reprehensible.

Examples include "bling" in English or the bizarre "rawa-dawa" in Mundari, which apparently means "the sensation of suddenly realising you can do something reprehensible and no one is there to witness it".

Yes, in my estimation he had done something reprehensible.

You still did something reprehensible, and you don't get to feel better because you then did something irrelevant, even if that irrelevant thing was nice.

One can also hope that they will come not only when Trump or the Republicans do something reprehensible to trigger them, but also when the entire country seems to be in moral torpor from which it needs to be awakened.

I only say that those who do take identity into consideration either by voting for someone on the basis of an identity affiliation or choosing a candidate because he or she is perceived to be friendly to identity interests are not doing something patently reprehensible.

I can't tell you how many times I've had conversations with politicians who've done something morally reprehensible but not indictable, yet still think they should be able to stay in office.

The superior officer who orders a subordinate to do something morally reprehensible is not in a position to blame the subordinate for carrying out the order, even if civilians are.

Western media coverage of Dabiq tends to grow more intense whenever the magazine does something especially reprehensible.