Sentence examples for in reprehensible from inspiring English sources

"We would like to do what we can at the T.L.C. to make sure that car services, livery bases are not participating in reprehensible human trafficking".

Mr. Monti said he shuddered at the idea that the world of professional soccer, which should value sportsmanslike conduct, had become mired in reprehensible qualities like "treachery, illegality and falseness," and known for its hooligan supporters.

I got in touch with Dan Smith, the main card illustrator, who told me, "Unknown to most, and I say this with a degree of apprehension, speaking out now that the events are in the past, Steve dabbled in reprehensible, unclean practices to obtain his card ideas.

Beyond the issue of academic complicity in reprehensible governmental acts, which, taken to its logical end, would suggest that all academics--and academic institutions have blood on their hands, would Prime Minister Netanyahu worry about the political ramifications of a scholarly association's "yes" vote on a boycott of Israeli academic institutions?

A City spokeswoman said: "The creation of the tasteless material is in itself reprehensible and in accepting and brandishing it, Carlos has made a significant error of judgment.

Mortar attacks which killed children in Aleppo "reprehensible" -- UNICEF DAMASCUS, 16 September 2015 - "UNICEF condemns, in the strongest terms, yesterday's mortar attacks on civilian areas of Aleppo which reportedly killed at least 19 children including six in a UNICEF-supported child friendly space.

The reporter told him that Dick Harpootlian, a former Democratic Party chairman in South Carolina and an Obama supporter, had called the Clinton campaign in South Carolina "reprehensible".

"This was the world's only superpower that has carried out a programme of torture and tried it cover it up in a reprehensible way and recruited the help of some 50 other countries in the programme".

Eric Shinseki, the head of the VA, said the actions described in the report were "reprehensible" in a defensive editorial in USA Today on May 29th.

In lesser hands, this would be another in a long line of feel-bad books examining the human underbelly, in which reprehensible characters do reprehensible things until you just want them to get over themselves and grow up.

"It must pledge to never again engage in such reprehensible action.