Human nature is only capable of a certain amount of deploring while retaining its sanity.
Amelia had risen very early in the morning, and packed her little trunks with the greatest alacrity, while Osborne lay in bed deploring that she had not a maid to help her.
He wasdeploring the dreadful predicament in which he found himself, in a house full of old women, jabbering French and Italian, and talking poetry to him.
She falls down on her knees and entreats him to restore her to the mountains where she was born, and where her Circassian lover is still deploring the absence of his Zuleikah.
That was the way it took them; just a converse manifestation of the very same feeling towards Art that the pious Philistines had, with their deploring eyebrows and their 'peril to the soul.
So vivid was Lise's account of this affair which apparently she regarded as compensation for many days of drudgery-that even Hannah laughed, though deploring a choice of language symbolic of a world she feared and detested.
Even the professor who gave the lectures had had the air of deploring them.
I am far from deploring sacrifice, yet common-sense tells us that our sacrifice should be guided by judgment, that foolish sacrifices are worse than useless.
While deploring the increase of the pernicious sect of Beghards, which threatens to infect his whole city and diocese, he makes no allusion whatever to the papal Inquisition and the canons.
Then Jerome in a few dignified sentences replied, asserting his conscientiousness anddeploring his condemnation of Wickliff and Huss.
Perhaps, at this moment, is my fatherdeploring my absence, powerless to recall me.
Fanny indeed had no literary gift, but it was new to Miss Winchelsea to find herself deploring the want of gifts in a friend.
If Unionists are sincere in deploring the absence of a true spirit of citizenship in the Irish, what have they ever done to encourage it?
But here, too, it is well to understand the case made by defenders of that decree, and before deploring its effects in Ireland to be certain that, in the view of the Catholic Church, it is in force there.
He spoke of the tendency towards expatriation, deploring it as a misfortune to our common country at a time when one section needed building up so badly, and had, at the best, a terribly depleted force of young, strong men.
Lulli, at length despairing of seeing his projects realised, and deploring the blindness of his contemporaries, retired to the island of Majorca, which was his native country.
In quitting General Murat, I could not help deploring the fate of a despot, even while I abhorred his unnatural power.
All sections were united in deploring the tragic eclipse of a great fighter and a great man who, in Punch's words, "loved his Party well but loved his country more.
Whilst in common with the rest of the battalion deeply deploring the loss of so many brave Officers, N.
Whilst his family were deploring his fate, and preparing to make every sacrifice to obtain his discharge, some one cried out that the officer would allow him to get off because he was wealthy, but that the poor must march.
When other young men were busy talking about themselves or deploring their lot Davis was writing and grinding away out of working hours at the effort to get out and realize what was in him.
You may see in any club, pool-room or other resort for wasting time crowds of young men smoking and deploring their lack of success.
When I heard of his death, deploring it as I did for his sake, since I fear he had no time for repentance, I did dream that fresh hopes might spring from such an event--hopes of security and peace in the bosom of my own family.
Deploring the evil-mindedness of her eldest daughter in these terms, Mrs Kenwigs distilled fresh drops of vexation from her eyes, and declared that she did believe there never was anybody so tried as she was.
Mr Snawley looked steadfastly at his son for a full minute, and then covering his eyes with his hand, and once more raising his hat in the air, appeared deeply occupied in deploring his black ingratitude.
Two poets, partly in Latin and partly in French, Robert Blondel, and Alan Chartier, whilst deploring the public woes, excited the popular feeling.
He sent for the most distinguished burgesses, and consulted them as to what could be done to check such excesses; but they confined themselves to joining him in deploring them.
When she had said all this with due vehemence, she posted after Ned, who was dragging himself along as best he could, and deploring his unhappiness in most dismal tones.
There is a mantelpiece-looking tablet in a civic parish church, setting forth his virtues, and deploring his loss.
The time to set out for Sceaux at length arrived, and Bathilde set out deploring the fate which prevented her following her watch through the night.
And he went away with the good chancellor, deploring the ill-luck which had thrown him into such a rash enterprise.
Deploring his rough luck in being called to duty at such a time, he left the hall and, surrounded by his braves and attendants, who were waiting for him in the anteroom, made his way to his yungmun, or official residence.
Two of the most famous nobles in the land, Viscount Kim and Viscount Li, sent a dignified petition to the Governor-General, begging him to listen to the people, and deploring the severe measures taken to suppress the demonstrations.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "deploring" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
