deploring

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of Deplore

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Do I run around deploring the world? No. I'm just not into it. I was brought up that way. Debbie Reynolds

I react like everyone else, even like those I most despise; but I make up for it by deploring every action I commit, good or bad. Emil Cioran

[In Marcel Ophuls' film The Memory of Justice] Mad old Nazis were to be heard deploring modern decadence. 'The difference is, we weren't obsessed with smut,' said one comfortable, retired SS man, all unaware of being up to his neck in blood and pus. Clive James

Final Report, pp.290–292, 295 In August 1942, King Michael received a manifesto endorsed by intellectuals from various fields, deploring the murders in Transnistria, and calling for a realignment of policies. Source: Internet

As an observer from Australia who loathes the US right and all it stands for, let me join in deploring the complacency I read in so many places on the part of Democratic Party supporters. Source: Internet

He also blamed the absence of full-time SDO for the overall failure in the administration of the sub division, while deploring that functioning of different areas has gone haywire as most staffs of different departments often fail to attend their office. Source: Internet