Sentence examples for in the deplorable from inspiring English sources

"I have never had any involvement in the deplorable practice of phone hacking and believe I was dragged into the investigation by association and the fact that I'm an investigative journalist who has worked on some very sensitive stories recently.

Thus, while Wilson came to France intent on bringing a "just and lasting peace" to Europe, he "put himself in the deplorable position of the benefactor who wishes to restore the eyesight of a patient but does not know the construction of the eye and has neglected to learn the necessary methods of operation".

Furthermore, though Hari didn't mention it, Winston Churchill continued in the deplorable British colonial tradition.

As the documentary team behind this essential Netflix binge, which rivals The Staircase and Serial season one in its capacity to inspire righteous anger and rabbit-hole quests for the truth, details without exceeding skill, justice for Avery and his dimwitted nephew, tragically swept up in the deplorable affair, has most definitely not been served.

I was thinking a lot about the gold mines in Africa, the deplorable conditions for workers and damage the mines do to the environment.

Her statement, in response to the deplorable inequities women endured in her day, is pertinent today as the nation struggles with marriage equality for same-sex couples.

With an overwhelming majority of the Democratic Party in both Houses of Congress firmly in favor of the deplorable Employee Free Choice Act, what else can we expect?

In 1708 a bitter attack on his administration was published in London, entitled The Deplorable State of New England by reason of a Covetous and Treacherous Governor and Pusillanimous Counsellors, as part of a campaign to have him recalled.

Dimon's minions engaged in many of the deplorable practices that destabilized the financial system.

Mr. Trichet, appearing before the Parliament's Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs, referred to "the tragic developments in Japan with the deplorable loss of human lives" and "their potential global economic and financial implications".

But that's not our only struggle, obviously, and Clinton may have more in common on the deplorable basket front that she seems to realize.