Sentence examples for may be deplored from inspiring English sources

"Urban riots... may be deplored, but they are there and should be understood.

Washington's 2004 political class may be deploring the nasty tone of the fledgling campaign and wondering what awful things Mr. Bush and Mr. Kerry will be saying about each other come October, but historians remain unimpressed.

Much music now performed by choirs, however, was originally intended for soloists; and, while the lack of historical authenticity may here be deplored, it is evident that a choral performance of a madrigal (equivalent to an orchestral performance of a string quartet movement) permits many amateur musicians to enjoy, as members of a team, music that might otherwise escape their knowledge.

These continued occupations are, and should be, deplored.

There was consensus that racism is to be deplored.

It will mean the temporary death of democracy in Chile, and that is to be deplored.

Thus, a lack of flexibility is to be deplored.

Back home, anything radical, disruptive, or potentially violent is to be deplored.

Boat-rocking is deplored.

The report was deplored by media critics.

But other aspects of America are deplored too.