Sentence examples for indeed deplorable from inspiring English sources

They are indeed deplorable, but do we ever expose the political preferences of Mo Yan's counterparts in the west to such harsh scrutiny?

He agrees that it was indeed deplorable.' But the row escalated and Viscountess Davidson MP put down a parliamentary question to the Chancellor, Rab Butler, asking why the Tate had authorised publication of the article.

Forced movement of people is indeed a deplorable practice that should be discouraged when possible.

Yes indeed, a deplorable newsroom tendency is to allow debatable poll findings to drive some news coverage, but polling tides and newsroom dispute wash in and out.

While China does indeed have a deplorable human rights record, which Rubio rightly believes should be a key focus of American policy, he unhelpfully ties human rights issues to confronting China militarily.

"It all seems so obviously deplorable now.

Individual racist incidents, or indeed a compilation of them, while upsetting and deplorable, cannot be regarded as representative of the views of the general population.

Indeed, while violence against women in India is deplorable, it is not exactly a local phenomenon.

Indeed, it actually functions as a valuable antidote to the many deplorable late 20th century developments that have seriously cramped and stunted life for teenagers in America and other western industrialized societies.

I once saw Mad Men brilliantly described as an exercise in "loathing nostalgia;" indeed, the epoch's glamor co-mingles uneasily with many of its deplorable practices and attitudes.

She added: "It is deplorable [Stephen's] family have had to wait so long for the truth to emerge and indeed it is still emerging.