Sentence examples for starting to deplore from inspiring English sources
"The fashion world needs to start thinking about social behavior and how people live today -- forget about seasons and looking at the past," he said, adding with a laugh, "I'm starting to deplore history".
As I was standing against the wall considering the niceties of the peace process and deploring the decline of support for the SDLP, I noticed that people were starting to laugh.
A better role would be to decry the starvation in many countries, to deplore the lack of health services in most countries and to start donating funds to help children thrive wherever they may be.
Is Eva right to deplore the practice?
But there's also much to deplore.
It is the summit of idleness to deplore the present, to deplore actuality.
Aren't Republicans supposed to deplore the politics of victimhood?
But to deplore endings is a commonplace of criticism.
It's as silly to deplore nasty criticism as it is to deplore snark or wit or sarcasm or just plain crankiness.
THOSE who claim to deplore the commercialisation of Christmas should move to Venezuela.
Nothing about Stanford seemed too insignificant for the British papers to deplore.
