Sentence examples for so often deplored from inspiring English sources
But the LURD's fighters are now ignoring their politicians' call for a renewed ceasefire.Reluctant either to land its troops in Liberia, or to abandon it altogether, the United States risks being entangled in the sort of poorly-mandated, multinational intervention it has so often deplored.
We owe it to our country and to our sanity to go on a case-by-case basis, empirically evaluating each action as it takes place, and refusing to succumb to the urge to turn politics into a series of set responses exactly the habit, after all, that we so often deplore in Trump and the people around him.
The State Department never hesitates to scold European governments; it has often deplored the treatment of Scientologists in Germany.
Our thesis is that the quality problems that are currently often deplored at the main registration pathways are likely to become even more serious on "side roads".
American individualists often deplore the 'dependence' of the poor on public assistance and contrast it with what they depict as the laudatory 'independence' of the wealthy.
UNICEF deplores the exploitation of vulnerable children, which so often ends in tragedy.
But it is preposterous for him to deplore the "moral relativism" of the West when the moral absolutes of the church have so often proved no more than a hollow shield — or even a seductive disguise — for predators.
Successfully so, often enough.
It happens every so often.
