Sexual assaults against children, he says, are considered the most deplorable crimes.
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He is one of the most deplorable people I've ever encountered in my life.
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Waters has previously said that Trump was "the most deplorable person" she had ever met.
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That sham of a proceeding is one of the most deplorable vignettes in Georgia's legal history.
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Rep. Maxine Waters (D-Calif.) criticized President Trump on MSNBC on Friday, calling him "the most deplorable person" she has ever met.
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Mayor Richard C. Cushing of Omaha condemned the lynching as ""the most deplorable thing that has ever happened in the history of the country.
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He defies expectation, denies explanation, and excels at the most difficult aspect of storytelling: building a complex humanity for even his most deplorable characters.
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"Several thousand families are living in the most deplorable, the most horrid conditions imaginable," Ursela Ojeda, an attorney with the Women's Refugee Commission, said.
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It's possible that opposition to Donald Trump's most "deplorable" promises really is the minority position in electoral politics — or at least, that it's going to be.
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Having dragged the presidential debate down to the most deplorable and unworkable ideas, the two Republicans then went deeper into the gutter, insulting each other's wives.
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But what's most deplorable is the knee-jerk pushback against anyone who dares point out this reality, as though exposing the deplorable is worse than the deplorable things themselves.
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We don't know what it looks like for Trump to extend an olive branch; to try to heal a divide; to attempt to restrain, much less disown, his most deplorable supporters.
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We can enjoy the journey of the worst of the worst, but the next time a series tries to turn a blind eye to their most deplorable actions, perhaps we shouldn't be so easily distracted.
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Robinson plays Lucas on the series, and while I'm already convinced that Lucas could very well be the show's most deplorable villain yet, that's not the reason Robinson is the person to turn to for answers.
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Whether she's writing about being fat-shamed by a stranger or confronting the troll who posed online as her recently deceased father, West has a way of wringing empathy and catharsis out of even the most deplorable circumstances.
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" Jason Baker, vice president for PETA Asia, which has also campaigned for Pizza's release, told CNN that "the lack of animal protection laws in China has allowed some of the most deplorable, backwards and decrepit facilities to continue operating.
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Time and again, Trump loudly and clearly signals solidarity with the worst and most deplorable elements in American life, only to grudgingly back away in a manner designed more to give his fellow Republicans cover than to redress any actual harms.
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Regardless of their waning influence, every person of conscience should be concerned that the political ideologies of jingoistic ultra-nationalism were even allowed this close to the Oval Office in the first place…It has become quite clear that Donald Trump is very comfortable surrounding himself with bigots who represent the most deplorable aspects of our diverse American society.
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This might tend to barbarize, demoralize, and exasperate the whole mass and produce most deplorable consequences.
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Only the most deplorable ignorance and factiousness could base a pretence of dogmatic difference on such a foundation.
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The city of Montluçon bought the castle from Louis Joseph (the Prince of Condé at the time) on 8 April 1816 in order to do an infantry barracks. From that moment, the most deplorable demolitions happened.
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The Encyclopedia of Diderot & d'Alembert, Vol. 1 (1751), also equated adultery to theft writing that, "adultery is, after homicide, the most punishable of all crimes, because it is the most cruel of all thefts, and an outrage capable of inciting murders and the most deplorable excesses." Legal definitions of adultery vary.
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The ship's cook died soon after wrecking on the island with his body cast to sea. The carpenter died soon after. The crew made the decision to cannibalise the dead man in the hope of surviving until being rescued. Deane later wrote of the event, that the crew were "reduced to the most deplorable and melancholy circumstances imaginable".
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In 1743–45, the British physician Robert James published A Medicinal Dictionary, in which he described masturbation as being "productive of the most deplorable and generally incurable disorders" and stated that "there is perhaps no sin productive of so many hideous consequences".Stengers, Jean; van Neck, Anne. Masturbation: the history of a great terror. New York: Palgrave, 2001. pp. 56–57. .
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The grandfather was freed after Judge J. Russell Carr dismissed the case for lack of evidence. Dr John Kerr of Connellsville testified at the trial. He declared: "it was about the most deplorable condition I have ever seen in all those years". He testified she had a severe lack of muscle, abnormal bones, and that she couldn't see or hear.
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Blandowski ended his account with a general statement on the recent state of these Murray riverine tribes: > On the whole I have but to make the most deplorable statements concerning > our natives. Extermination proceeds so rapidly, that the regions of the > Lower Murray are already depopulated, and a quietude reigns there which > saddens the traveller who visited those districts a few years ago.
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"Presidential Candidate for Guatemala Says Belize Can Still Be Fought For" , LOVE FM, 9 September 2015 (retrieved 28 September 2015) Belize has yet to announce its vote on the matter.Ramos, Adele. "Belize and Guatemala to amend ICJ compromis", Amandala, 12 May 2015. (retrieved 14 May 2015) When Jimmy Morales was running for president, a Guatemalan journalist asked Morales which Guatemalan historical event he thought was the most deplorable.
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Joe Coe, also known as George Smith, was an African-American laborer who was lynched on October 10, 1891, in Omaha, Nebraska. Overwhelmed by a mob of one thousand at the Douglas County Courthouse, the twelve city police officers stood by without intervening. Afterward, the mayor called the lynching "the most deplorable thing that has ever happened in the history of the country."Ginzburg, R. (1988) 100 Years of Lynchings.
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He was informed that the boat > of the Tripolitan was so shattered as to be unfit for use. He asked, what > security there was, that if he should send his men in his own boat, they > would not be murdered? > After numerous supplications & protestations the boat was sent: The crew of > the Tripolitan was discovered to be in the most deplorable state. Out of > eighty men, 20 were killed, and 30 wounded.
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However, if no strong deterrents such as the death penalty existed, an increase in crime and criminals will still be a factor.Van den Haag, p. 52 Van den Haag believed homicide to be the most deplorable crime a human being can commit. Van den Haag, in his book The Death Penalty : A Debate, argues that “the state must teach that killing anyone deliberately, for whatever reason, is needless and wrong.”Van den Haag, Ernest, The Death Penalty: a Debate.
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According to Emily Vermeule, this was the first wave of true Hellenes in Greece. More recently, however, archaeologists and paleoethnologists find the term "Minyan" to be questionable: "To call the makers of Minyan ware themselves 'Minyans' is reprehensible", remarked F. H. Stubbings.Stubbings, reviewing Albert Severyns, Grèce et Proche-orient avant Homère in The Classical Review New Series 11.3 (December 1961:259). "Deriving ethnic names from pottery styles is one of the most deplorable habits in archaeology," F. J. Tritsch asserted in 1974.
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Upon their return to Etah, MacMillan informed the other American members of the expedition, but asked them to keep quiet. He told the Inuit that Piugaattoq had died in an avalanche. Ekblaw said later that this was "one of the darkest and most deplorable tragedies in the annals of Arctic exploration." Green was never prosecuted for the murder, although the Inuit suspected there was more to the story than had been told and that Green had had a relationship with Piugaattoq's wife Aleqasina, a striking beauty.
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In February 2014, Napolitano expressed disdain for Abraham Lincoln on Fox News. He explained: "I am a contrarian on Abraham Lincoln." Slavery in the U.S., according to Napolitano, while one of the most deplorable institutions in human history, could have been done away with through peaceful means, which would have saved the bloodiest conflict in American history. At the same time, Napolitano also argued that states in which slavery was legal did not secede out of fear of abolitionism: "largely the impetus for secession was tariffs," which is false according to most Civil War Historians.
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Fra Emanuele da Como, born in 1625, was a Franciscan friar, and studied art under the direction of Agostino Scilla at Messina. He distinguished himself by his pure and simple style, which is the more creditable as he flourished at a time when taste for art was in a most deplorable state. In 1672, he executed several frescoes in the Aula Maxima and the cloister of St. Isidore's Franciscan College, Rome, which is part of the Irish Franciscan Province of the Order of Friars Minor. Fra Emanuele da Como died in 1701.
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They were the more-or-less direct result of the granting to the colony of a large share in its own government. The province of British Kaffraria was incorporated into the colony in 1865, under the title of the Electoral Divisions of King William’s Town and East London. The transfer was marked by the removal of the prohibition of the sale of alcoholic beverages to the natives, and the free trade in intoxicants which followed had most deplorable results among the Xhosa tribes. A severe drought, affecting almost the entire colony for several years, caused great economic depression, and many farmers suffered severely.
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With the defeat of Jacobite forces at the Battle of Aughrim in 1691, their future again came into question. In 1698, they were again dispersed. James Hardiman wrote of the event: > It was most deplorable ... to witness the cries and tears of these > distressed females, by which even their very persecutors were moved to > compassion. The convent was converted into a barrack; but the nuns remained > secretly in town, among their friends, under the direction of the venerable > prioress ... Hardiman further states that "the venerable prioress ... was released by death from all her sufferings" in 1701, aged 90.
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According to The Fisherman's Own Book: :"The blow broke in the head of the barrel, and the back of the unfortunate man was completely flayed and the skin turned up in strips and rolls on his shoulders. In addition to this, his ankle, which had struck on the house when he fell, was out of joint, and altogether his condition was most deplorable. It is easier to imagine than to tell of the dreadful agony endured for twenty-four long hours before light winds carried the vessel to port, where medical treatment could be obtained." While at sea, Murphy also survived many violent storms.
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To irritate Jack, a ladies' man who is making aggressive advances toward her and is pestering her for a dance, she instead decides to dance with "the most deplorable looking tramp in the dance hall", the Prospector, who instantly falls in love with her. After encountering each other again, she accepts his invitation for a New Year's Eve dinner, but does not take it seriously and soon forgets about it. On New Year's Eve, while waiting for her to arrive to the dinner, the Prospector imagines entertaining her with a dance of bread rolls on forks. When she does not arrive until midnight, he walks alone through the streets, desperate.
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It has done nothing to enhance the > security of Israel citizens or the reputation of Israel." The United States representative followed with: > "Immediately after learning of the incident now before the Council, on > Sunday morning, I issued a statement on behalf of my Government expressing > our strong disapproval of the large-scale Israel military action on > Jordanian territory on 13 November. ... The United States then condemned > this raid and condemns it now, deeming it in clear violation of solemn > obligations undertaken by Israel in the General Armistice Agreements. And > what is, of course, most deplorable is (the) tragic toll in human lives of > this inexcusable action.
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Her closeness to The Sunday Times' editor Andrew Neil, whom Waugh despised, further confirmed his view. To a traditional Tory, these were some of the most deplorable aspects of the Thatcher years. There was a certain amount of public posturing in his popular anti-Americanism; he visited the US whenever he could, and spent a lot of time holidaying in New England and on US speaking tours. He had a house in France and, despite his conservatism, was a fervent supporter of European integration and the single currency, which he saw as a means of de-Americanising the UK. He said that his ideal government would be a "junta of Belgian ticket inspectors".
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But to everyone's surprise, the Olympic Club de Safi scored a goal that would deprive the eagles of the title and offer it to MAT. The 2014–2015 season is one of the most deplorable in the history of the club, Raja finishes the championship in 8th place, is eliminated from the knockout stages of the Throne Cup, in the eighths of Champions League final against ES Setif on penalties after an epic return match in Algeria (cumulative score: 4–4). Nonetheless, the team managed to win the 2015 UNAF Club Cup in this critical period after beating Club Africain 2-0, Egypt's Ismaily SC, and a draw against Al Hilal Benghazi.
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Bishop reported to the Smithsonian that the situation in Xinzheng was "most deplorable, in that no trained investigator was present to show how the objects could be removed from their setting without injury to themselves and to note down the information brought to light in the course of the digging but now, of course, lost forever." He felt fortunate to enlist Li Ji, who he employed for the Smithsonian and provided advanced training. Bishop negotiated with the Historical Museum in Peking to be appointed an archaeological adviser to the Chinese government. According to Bishop's plan, the Smithsonian Institution was to be the sole foreign excavator and exporter of objects, though the work was to be carried out with Chinese colleagues.
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In May, a news team of the Norwegian public broadcaster NRK and economist Tino Sanandaji along with Swedish police were twice attacked and chased out of the Stockholm suburbs of Husby and Rinkeby. Norwegian Minister of Migration Sylvi Listhaug of the right wing Progress Party in response said "I think everyone who saw the report from Sweden on the evening news were stunned by the situation in our neighbouring country", stating that it only proved what a "naive and overly-kind immigration policy can lead to". NRK-correspondent for Africa and Asia, Anders Magnus described Swedish journalism as being "among the most deplorable" he had ever experienced during his research of the feature, reportedly having little interest in researching and informing about the situation, and he described shock at the violence against police in Sweden.
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That prompted President Dwight Eisenhower, who was inaugurated in January 1953, to inform the US Congress that the McMahon Act, which he considered a "terrible piece of legislation" and "one of the most deplorable incidents in American history of which he personally felt ashamed", was obsolete. US President Dwight D. Eisenhower (second from right) and British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan (left foreground) meet for talks in Bermuda in March 1957 to repair the rift created by the 1956 Suez Crisis. At the three- power Bermuda Conference in December 1953, Eisenhower and Churchill, who had become prime minister again on 25 October 1951, discussed the possibility of the United States giving Britain access to American nuclear weapons in wartime, which came to be called Project E. There were technical and legal issues that had to be overcome before American bombs could be carried in British aircraft. The Americana would have to disclose their weights and dimensions, and their delivery would require data concerning their ballistics.
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He further reproaches Dragojević for "drastically losing the rhythm" and calls him out for "ideological malice which the director already exhibited previously in Lepa sela lepo gore and now continued in Parada through the Albanian narcodealer character who is not only the most deplorable of all criminals in the multiethnic group, but also has the most perverse sexual habits having once engaged in a sexual act with a zebra and giving it an STD, all of which is supposed to be funny". Mladen Šagovac of moj-film.hr concentrates more on Parada's political than stylistic aspects in his positive review, and in this regard singles out the character of Mirko "whose transformation from effeminately feeble gay person into a confrontational one represents both a call to reason and a war cry that will surely serve to soften the bizarre, nationalistically-rooted, anti-gay views of the people across Balkans". Marcella Jelić of tportal.
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