Sentence examples for you deplore from inspiring English sources

How do you deplore the false promise of the American dream when you are the very incarnation of it?

7) What gadget design trait do you deplore most?

You deplore the fact that the work force participation of men over 55 has declined sharply because of "a change in incentives — transfer payments, marginal tax rates, possibly retirement policies".

And it is equally impossible, no matter how much you deplore the extravagances and improprieties of his works, to make him into an insignificant one".

It's one thing to preen about how horrible this is on Twitter or Facebook, to halfheartedly demand accountability from league officials, or to genuflect about how much you deplore muscular, athletic men who raise their hands to women.

It's an argument about precedent: when you give expanded power to a leader you like for purposes you support, don't be surprised when a future leader you oppose uses that same power for purposes you deplore.

The funny thing is, you deplored the Bush tax cut as tilted to the richest Americans, even though the rich save and invest more of their assets than any other class.

You deplored the crime as "an atrocity on a scale which even this war will hardly reproduce".Raphael Lemkin, who coined the word "genocide", applied it to the Armenian experience and the consensus among Holocaust and genocide scholars confirms his view.

You may deplore this Volpone, but you can never take your eyes off him.

"You can deplore to me as much as you like, mother," says John, her dutiful son.

Mr. Obama brought up laziness when Ms. Walters asked him in a 2011 interview on ABC, "What's the trait you most deplore in yourself and the trait you most deplore in others?" When he said laziness, she sounded surprised.