Sentence examples for may deplore limitations from inspiring English sources
In the Observer, CA Lejeune approached the trouble with talkies head on: "We may deplore limitations of language for the hitherto universal cinema," she wrote in her review.
You may deplore that admission.
But however you may deplore his opinions, Steyn is funny.
You may deplore this Volpone, but you can never take your eyes off him.
Tom may deplore the existence of an eye-searing world "lit by lightning".
Many may deplore the power of political patronage and dismiss an honours system that fundamentally rests on hereditary monarchy.
One may deplore Ms. Jackson's taste in halftime attire, but she showed surprising gumption in turning down CBS.
While Thoreau's spiritual descendants in New England may deplore the "wasteful" air conditioners in the Sun Belt, the Yankees are the ones with the big carbon footprints.
The ensuing scandal made the government look panicky and reinforced Mr Sherman's reputation as a wily operator.Imitation, not flatteryWhile they may deplore his tactics, many of Mr Sherman's opponents grudgingly admire his stamina.
Nevertheless, one may deplore an important usage of memory blocks destined to store the values of the sigmoid functions.
Washington politicians may deplore the ever expanding army of lobbyists invading the Capitol, but they are loath to do anything meaningful about the reasons they're there.
