Sentence examples for particularly reprehensible from inspiring English sources

Are any of these particularly reprehensible (read: good)?

The British foreign secretary, William Hague, called the publication of the list "particularly reprehensible".

And that is a particularly reprehensible way to suggest inequality doesn't matter.

The "brutal speed" with which all these changes are taking place is particularly reprehensible.

Like criminals' aversion to snitching, cops are expected to uphold a code of silence — and protect some particularly reprehensible behavior.

The Manhattan district attorney, Robert M. Morgenthau, said in a statement that Mr. Schwartz's behavior was "particularly reprehensible".

He called the Biden plan "crazy and morally reprehensible," particularly where Afghan women are concerned.

Many will find the report indulgent of reprehensible behaviour, particularly in peer review, where CRU researchers have been accused of misusing their seniority in climate science to block criticism.

Others were critical of the premise of the show itself, describing it as "deeply offensive and manipulative" and "morally reprehensible" —all three actors, particularly Jones, received criticism for their acting abilities.

AMVETS called it a "reprehensible" impingement on veterans' freedom of speech, particularly since the NFL wraps itself in military props and imagery.

Sampson's report, portions of which the Guardian has seen, is particularly critical of MI5, describing the agency's conduct as "reprehensible" and "patently dishonest".