Sentence examples for which is deplored from inspiring English sources

True, it occupies the West Bank and oppresses Palestinians, which is deplored and condemned by everybody except the political right in Israel and U.S. evangelical supporters of Israel.

Publicity, which was deplored by some people, is not really harmful, it is a highly effective wedge for prying funds loose from Congress.

In a social-media climate in which earnestness is deplored, companies have much less control over how the public engages with their brand.

At the Democratic Convention four years ago, John Kerry, heeding focus groups in which "negativity" was deplored, made the colossal mistake of discouraging discouraging words about George W. Bush.

Mr. Ashcroft was trailing 28 years of impassioned opposition to the constitutional right to abortion declared by Roe, a decision which will be deplored and celebrated around the nation on Monday.

Boat-rocking is deplored.

This loss is deplored by many patients and is one of the reasons for the attractiveness of alternative medicine.

The decision was deplored at the time by China, which charged that it was illegal under World Trade Organization rules.

Conservative peer Lord Cormack argued that any law which "brings the state into the private space of individuals is to be deplored".

The report was deplored by media critics.

These continued occupations are, and should be, deplored.