Sentence examples for some deplorable from inspiring English sources

The resulting consumerist frenzy brings out some deplorable impulses.

They went to Calcutta and filmed some deplorable sights there.

Napoli's ultras have been involved in some deplorable violence.

"We have two medical works, a touch of wildlife, some deplorable current affairs and one dazzling piece of extended literary criticism.

People will always show their true selves in the end I've met some deplorable people over the past six years, who have done some really bad things, and I've seen their betrayal of my trust unfold before my eyes.

Late Thursday, the Foreign Relations Ministry said the reports "reflect some deplorable practices from the point of view of respect that should prevail between nations that collaborate for common objectives".

Around sixty people attended, including some Deplorables.

I think some shows in the reality genre are great and some frankly deplorable.

Naturally, her comments didn't sit well with Trump supporters, some of whom took offense at the characterization while engaging in some pretty deplorable behavior on the Twitter hashtag #basketofdeplorables, which was misspelled enough to get a second hashtag, #basketofdeplorabes, also trending.

"Whilst that may be considered by some as deplorable, only claims which amount to assertion of fact are likely to meet the test for undue influence," Watt said.

(The "Confessions" came at the beginning of a boom in memoir-writing that some found deplorable. By 1827, John Lockhart, the biographer of Sir Walter Scott, could rail against "the mania for this garbage of Confessions, and Recollections, and Reminiscences").