Sentence examples for most deplorably from inspiring English sources

Christine Bronee-Rofe, one of Britain's foremost experimental writers, has also been one of the most deplorably neglected.

What the Gafni scandal most deplorably reveals is the moral bankruptcy of New Age spirituality which prefers to think pretty thoughts rather than confront the evil that is ravaging the planet and creating untold suffering for all living beings.

This was politically understandable – Heath believed he was right about most things – but deplorably bad personal behaviour, so Thatcher did the same to John Major when her turn came after leaving the Commons for the Lords in 1992.

At times it almost seems that Mr. Baldwin's Dysart is meant to be a winking homage to Burton, so precisely does he evoke that Welsh-born star at his most plummy and deliciously if deplorably mannered.

Of course he will be missed, but he must take pride in having contributed to an era in which New York City Ballet's orchestra has recovered most of the reputation it so deplorably tarnished in the early 1990s.

Never one to mince words, he has a ready culprit: "For the most part that is a function of deplorably bad government policy".According to Mr Crandall, there are three big problems.

At a time when America had deplorably low esteem in the worlds' eyes, our democracy was able to turn around and show itself at its most profound and powerful.

The authorities have behaved deplorably".

It would be deplorably incongruent".

Yet all are deplorably lower than those of mainstream society.Related items Italy's government: Rome v RomaMay 22nd 2008The immediate response to this (as for most of eastern Europe's ills) is to blame history.

CRASS, amateurish and deplorably nationalistic.