Sentence examples for will be deploring from inspiring English sources

Now, with the ban on Moonfleece, supporters of Stonewall, which endorsed Straw's extension of hate speech to gay people, will be deploring Dudley council's suppression of a play which questions homophobic behaviour.

The quid pro quo, however, should be great caution in extending the area over which majority voting applies; and fresh restrictions should not be ruled out.Caution of this sort will be deplored as benighted Euro-scepticism.

Tranghese understands that over the next several weeks, the B.C.S. formula will be deplored and debated, but he is confident that in the end an undisputed champion will emerge.

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.

As for Amis's supposed hatred of women, though much of what he writes about them in the correspondence will be deplored, his love letters are warm, tender, even abject in their expression of feeling.

It will mean the temporary death of democracy in Chile, and that is to be deplored.

These continued occupations are, and should be, deplored.

There was consensus that racism is to be deplored.

Thus, a lack of flexibility is to be deplored.

Back home, anything radical, disruptive, or potentially violent is to be deplored.

Just as many of us are deploring the rise of ebooks and the loss of that "old book" smell, will we, as geriatric post-new-media-retirees be missing that "old DVD smell?" This is the end of optical media, friends.