Sentence examples for reprehensible from from inspiring English sources

Whether true or not, the attack on the parent's character is reprehensible from the child's standpoint.

MacKenzie says he finds the incitements to homophobic violence in dancehall lyrics "reprehensible from a personal standpoint", but it's "done in a very jocose way, not with any intent to damage or harm.

On the other hand, our posture of the transversal disciplinary combining various social and human sciences and it is reprehensible from superficiality.

You might prevent someone with reprehensible views from speaking, but tomorrow that same policy could be used against you.

"The only person who profits from Republican ads attacking other Republicans is Barack Obama, and I think that's pretty reprehensible behavior from the point of some of the candidates," Mr. Gingrich said in Davenport, Iowa.

She went on to say that the Constitution did not allow the United States to "prevent these kinds of reprehensible videos from ever seeing the light of day," and could not if it tried, given modern technology.

Western firms are tempting targets for local crooks, who may feel it is less morally reprehensible to steal from foreigners.

"In and of itself, this dominant position is not reprehensible: it results from a great deal of innovation, supported by significant and continuous investments," the authority said.

"The behavior depicted in this video is reprehensible and unacceptable from anyone, and is especially unbefitting of an industry the City Council has made sure treats its animals humanely," Ms. Quinn wrote.

"While the accused's conduct is reprehensible and blameworthy from a moral and social point of view – it makes fun of a very serious human tragedy caused by unjustifiable terrorist acts – it does not seem to be a case that requires an answer from the penal system," the judges said in their ruling.

The regulator said: "This dominant position is not reprehensible: it results from a great deal of innovation, supported by significant and continuous investments," adding that competition law limited Google's actions.