Sentence examples for from deploring from inspiring English sources

This has not stopped Mr Berlusconi from deploring "RockPolitik" as proof that the media "systematically attacked the work of the government".

For now, Mr. Green's campaign is by design making few waves as he moves from deploring cigarette smoking by teenagers one day to criticizing drugstores that fail to post price lists the next.

"In Israeli terms, there is a negative political consequence to cracking down on settler violence and no political gain from protecting violence". Apart from deploring the violence and demanding explanations from the Israeli authorities, the EU officials propose scant other action to halt the campaign.

Second, aside from deploring Assad's use of deadly violence against his own people, President Obama needs to ratchet up the rhetoric against Assad and his regime to provide far more moral support to the protestors.

The IRA will also endorse a statement from Sinn Fein deploring political violence and affirming that decommissioning is indispensable to peace.

When I skimmed his contributions for the last couple of years, the only directly "political" posts of his I found were a couple from August of 2008, deploring McCain's choice of Sarah Palin.

The point is in any case trivial, and probably represents just another one of those local word games aimed at drawing knowing winks from those deploring the successes of persons of Jewish background, like Soros, in Hungarian life.

This single sentence from Pope John Paul II, deploring "the senseless destruction of the natural environment," could serve as a dust-jacket summary of Wilson's book.

He continued to write, defending himself from his critics, deploring the condition of Ireland, and opposing any recognition of the French government (notably in "Three Letters Addressed to a Member of the Present Parliament on the Proposals for Peace, with the Regicide Directory of France" [1796 97]).

Vietnamese with Buddhist flags decried their government's impiety, while émigrés from Iran deplored their rulers' religious fervour.Inside the building, concerns were almost as diffuse.

But he gradually distanced himself from just about everyone, deploring (among other things) commercialism, status seeking, the idea of showing several artists' work in a single room.