Sentence examples for i deplored from inspiring English sources

The crackdown that I deplored in my last column is real, and so is the stunning level of official corruption.

Last year, I deplored the dead hand of academia on research into telecare.

As an Asian Stuyvesant alumnus, I deplored the lack of diversity at times during my time there, but I would not advocate changing the admissions process.

He settles some last scores and offers a final assessment of Roosevelt's shrewdness: "I admired him quite as much as I deplored him".

"I deplored the action because it gives the impression that pressure from the masses can become law, that the law on its own does not work," he added.

Back in the last century, I wrote an essay for Allure magazine in which I deplored the erasure of history from the faces of my friends and vowed to preserve what time was etching on my own.

"I deplore doctrines," Kennan said.

"I deplore that programme.

Mr Robinson said: "I deplore it utterly.

I regret it and I deplore it.

"I deplore the lack of credibility of both the two candidates; and I deplore the weakness of the debates.