Sentence examples for he deplored it from inspiring English sources

He deplored it when they "played like they were wearing tuxedoes," and disliked it when a game devolved into mere "jackpotting around".

Sir Peter Lampl, the campaigner for improved access to higher education who founded the Sutton Trust, also criticised the move in unusually strong terms, saying he deplored it as "something that damages trust in the loans system".

But it was an outrageous ad -- so outrageous that John McCain said he deplored it, and sent a letter to the Republican state party of North Carolina and asked them to take it off.

This taint will stay with Woody Johnson's Jets, even if he has deplored it and said he would support a training program for sensitivity in the locker room.

His coalition partners, the Europhile Liberal Democrats, deplored it.

In it, he deplored Pound for having delivered radio broadcasts in Italy during World War II in support of that country's fascist government; at the same time he argued on behalf of the poet's important literary achievement.

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.

But he deplored the situation and said it showed the weakness of the government — and in particular security officials, who appeared to have lacked sufficient intelligence to stop the attack and who he said were shooting wildly.

In it he said he "deplored some of the arrangements for the Mother and Baby Unit" which was housed in a "cockroach infested semi-basement, looking on to a dirty yard".

He deplored the profane uses to which it had been put: Some fragments of the priory travelled further afield.

He deplored that the magic business isn't what it used to be.