Sentence examples for many deplore from inspiring English sources

Many deplore the double life that gays had to live up until 1967, when homosexual acts were decriminalised.

A11 Campaign Finance Jitters An array of senators and powerful interest groups are taking a nervous second look at a bipartisan bill on campaign financing that would fundamentally alter a political system that many deplore even as they thrive within it.

Still, Mr Murakami is in effect being tried in public through the press first, a method used during the livedoor scandal and one that many deplore.Politicians are also laying into Mr Murakami.

And many deplore the partisanship that has overwhelmed the judicial confirmation process over the last few decades.

It seems likely that many deplore the message and posture of this president who would by no means wish his actions undone.

More than 3,000 readers wrote us about that medical debt article, many deploring high deductible health plans that had put them in financial distress.

In my conversations with Lebanese citizens, many deplored that criteria for electing a president do not hinge on the latter's programme regarding reinvigorating frail institutions and remedying socio-economic disparities.

Many British deplore the Government's uncertainty about the costly Anglo-French super-sonic plane Concord.

Many English deplore the rapid Africanization fearing that standards will not be kept up by insufficiently trained men.

People everywhere, including many Chinese, deplore this further evidence of the Chinese government's fear of its own people.

Many may deplore the power of political patronage and dismiss an honours system that fundamentally rests on hereditary monarchy.