Sentence examples for not deplore from inspiring English sources

The Russian document, for example, did not deplore Iraq's violations of United Nations resolutions, as the NATO statement did.

The narrator does not deplore the grim underpinnings of whoredom, or consider the atavistic barbarism of buying girls in order to crack their hymens.

We did not deplore any adverse events as a consequence of the Doppler monitoring or EtCO2 measurements.

Why does the ideal agent not deplore vice, and so feel in some way bad about it?

That is an outcome to be welcomed, not deplored.

There's already a big shift towards part-time working, which should be welcomed as a step in the right direction, not deplored as a short-term aberration.

He didn't deplore the civility.

Don't deplore these dizzy prices.

Almost 815m citizens are eligible to cast their ballots in nine phases of voting over five weeks the largest collective democratic act in history.But who does not also deplore the fecklessness and venality of India's politicians?

Amanda Craig London Much as I love France, the tendency of some municipalities to pipe muzak into the streets, so there is no way to get away from it, is something I not only deplore but cannot understand (Letters, 6 June).

* * * As the father of two daughters, I'd be remiss not to deplore the nine all-male Final Clubs, exclusive social organizations that trace their roots back to the 18th century.