Sentence examples for will deplore from inspiring English sources

America would like to keep things that way, and will deplore actual assembly.

Some will deplore this new sign that America's dysfunctional polity is being crushed in the vice of faction.

God help us.Placid, even-tempered liberals (among whom we would normally count ourselves) will deplore our exasperation.

But in coming months, Democrats will charge Bush with court packing; returning the fire, Bush will deplore borking.

If the tax cut drives the whole debate toward a choice between which programs benefit which classes of people, Republicans will deplore the dangers of class warfare.

"Traditionalists," McCrum affirms, "will deplore the witty text rendering of Hamlet's most famous line (2b Ntb? = ?)." We should be reassured, he says, that "there is, perhaps, no need to panic".

In a chapter that Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger and other Vatican dinosaurs will regard as the height of impudence, Wills deplores the cult of the Virgin.

I am a knee-jerk liberal, and I know that I will probably deplore many of the opinions that Judge John G. Roberts will write as a Supreme Court justice, if he is confirmed.

Fusty Sovietologists (yes, the dinosaurs stalk the ether) will doubtless deplore the rare slip.

Will she deplore the fact that Russia is now warning that it could attack U.S. and NATO missile defense systems if they are stationed in Europe?

Three days after Willie's death, he wrote to Ellen that "I will always deplore my want of judgment in taking my family to so fatal a climate at so critical a period of the year".