Sentence examples for time deplore from inspiring English sources

The Porters of our time deplore the tyranny of 'good taste' and refuse to accept 'emotional' as a term of abuse they are classless and leaderless.

The Porters of our time deplore the tyranny of 'good taste' and refuse to accept 'emotional' as a term of abuse; they are classless, and they are also leaderless.

SCIENTISTS wasted little time deploring the announcement by a religious sect that it has created the first human clone.

Berman regards Ramadan as a sinister figure with a sinister agenda, and at the same time deplores the intimidation and violence directed at that "subset of the European intelligentsia — its Muslim free-thinking and liberal wing especially" — who "survive only because of bodyguards".

A Bangladeshi friend visiting me at the same time deplored the problems this was causing back home for Indophiles like him.

Ross Douthat, in the Times, deplored its celebration of "pantheism" and the absence of redemption.

Anatole Broyard, in the Times, deplored the characters, and the exoticism of their names.

Passersby wrote to the Times deploring the terrible roars of the pachyderm as he died.

Bosley Crowther (New York Times) deplored the "hideous depredations of that moronic pair, as full of fun and frolic as the jazz age cut-ups in Thoroughly Modern Millie".

(The article, which was taken down from Vogue's Web site in the spring, can still be found online here. ) In June, Vogue's editor, Anna Wintour, issued a statement to The New York Times deploring the actions of the Assad government.

Manohla Dargis of The New York Times deplored the film's pacing as "mostly just plods" and a lack of humor.