Sentence examples for stop deploring from inspiring English sources

The church, he said, "hasn't and won't ever stop deploring and condemning" such behavior.

More needs to be done to persuade the Romanian authorities - and people - to stop deploring the ţărani, the smallholders and country people known pejoratively in English as 'peasants', and to start seeing them as a huge, intelligent, dynamic resource.

Though Mr. Obama ran on his opposition to the war in Iraq — and has never stopped deploring that war — he appears to have an easy rapport with his predecessor.

This has not stopped Mr Berlusconi from deploring "RockPolitik" as proof that the media "systematically attacked the work of the government".

Almost half of Labour's 99 female MPs (including Berger) signed a letter to Corbyn deploring the party's bullying culture and accusing him of not doing enough to stop threats against women by his supporters.

Deploring violence rings hollow without justice.

I know you join me in deploring this act".

The president, who had deplored the abuse but stopped short of an apology in Arab television interviews on Wednesday, appeared to direct his words to the king as the leader of an Arab nation.

The practice of representing atrocious suffering as something to be deplored, and, if possible, stopped, enters the history of images with a specific subject: the sufferings endured by a civilian population at the hands of a victorious army on the rampage.

Father Teixeira deplored the arrest for deportation.

In '46, he was already bored with Existentialism... What he deplored was the necessity to stop existing.