Sentence examples for less reprehensible from inspiring English sources

Not that Sky is any less reprehensible on this score.

With that in mind, his remarks seem less reprehensible than rather quaint.

No one likes to talk of "degrees of rape", with the accompanying implication that some are less reprehensible than others.

We all know this; but that doesn't make the most recent exchange in the presidential campaign any less reprehensible.

The conduct is no less reprehensible when an interest group substitutes for the party to the case.

But this fact makes this reckless deployment of death by the United States military no less reprehensible.

When a woman as effective as Hughes are this angry about the losing hand that Republicans play when they resurrect their own homegrown Talibanism – by, for instance, redefining rape as less criminal or reprehensible in certain situations – we should take note.

Western firms are tempting targets for local crooks, who may feel it is less morally reprehensible to steal from foreigners.

As for his predatory habits, they were perhaps, in an age when piracy was endemic and pervasive, less morally reprehensible than this book suggests.

The lord chief justice made clear that in his view, importing firearms or being in possession of firearms with intent to supply them, whether manufactured by someone else or not, was no less criminally reprehensible than importing drugs or possessing drugs with intent to supply.

In light of this, to the extent that the book and essay do not align, the essay is more reprehensible, not less.