Sentence examples for of deploring from inspiring English sources

And then you can get ready for the fun of deploring what is to go up.

Instead of deploring her wrong moves, he asked if Yasi was looking after Phul.

Instead of deploring deficit spending, both sides have come together to agree that financial reckoning will have to be postponed.

The governor also unleashed surrogates to highlight Mr. Christie's record of deploring no-bid contracts but then doling them out to supporters when he was in office.

The incongruent logic of deploring "systemic racism" while championing the US as "the last, best hope of Earth" lends itself to the constant questioning of Clinton's sincerity.

Tagore admired Western science to the point of deploring his countrymen's casual contempt for it, and he counted scientists like J. C. Bose and Albert Einstein among his friends.

The United States has sharply criticized Zimbabwe's treatment of journalists, deploring what it describes as "a continuing trend of harassment of the free press".

To reach that exotic conclusion he must have ploughed through many thousands of words deploring the corrupt and failed nature of so many Muslim Arab regimes.

The New Yorker, April 2, 1932 P. 28 Copy of poem deploring drink now remedied by the 18th Amendment.

By Laura McGuffey Helser The New Yorker, April 2, 1932 P. 28 Copy of poem deploring drink now remedied by the 18th Amendment.

Despite that, Western human-rights groups hailed the new text's exclusion of illiberal language deploring the "defamation" of faith; instead, it deplores the "derogatory stereotyping and stigmatisation of persons based on their religion or belief".