Sentence examples for very deplorable from inspiring English sources

Sergeant Steve Murdock told the paper that the four "were prisoners in that house", that conditions were "very deplorable" and it seemed that other men had previously been held there.

"The mother had advanced Alzheimer's and was in a very, very deplorable situation in the house," according to Susan Tolchin, communications director for the Westchester county executive, Andrew J. Spano.

"It is very deplorable that North Korea does not respect human rights," he added.

Trump appealed to the mayor, "I hope you can stop this very deplorable situation before it is too late".

One reply to a questionnaire circulated by the Board of Agriculture in February, March, and April 1816 reported that "the state of the labouring poor is very deplorable, and arises entirely from the want of employment, which they are willing to seek, but the farmer cannot afford to furnish".

I think it's really deplorable.

According to the Merriam-Webster online dictionary, this is the definition of the word "deplorable": "very bad in a way that causes shock, fear, or disgust : deserving to be deplored".

The majority of the gang members live in very depressing and deplorable places," Meléndez said.

It's really rather deplorable," he told BBC News.

The Merriam-Webster Dictionary defines deplorable as "very bad in a way that causes shock, fear, or disgust," and "deserving censure or contempt".

But instead, international media were so busy praising Konráðsdóttir's identity as a mother, her identity as a politician trying to whip up some support for a bill that caters to Iceland's very own "basket of deplorables" two weeks before a national election fell by the wayside.