reprehensible

She was not reprehensible in any way-just a full-blood animal glowing with a love of life.

and pierre , trying panic - stricken to think whether he had done anything reprehensible , looked about him , crimsoning.

Those of her colleagues who detected in her something odd and reprehensible would not have dared to call it "religious" .

Mr Lee said the aim was to persuade Pyongyang to "admit its wrongdoing and pledge never again to engage in such reprehensible action" .

He said McCain was using the kind of dirty tricks that Ronald Reagan would have found reprehensible.

This is not to say that fishing them out of the unconscious is a reprehensible interference with nature.

to such a reprehensible place in life.

Jo leaned her chin on her knees in a disconsolate attitude and shook her fist at the reprehensible John.

reprehensible acquisitiveness ; insatiable desire for wealth (personified as one of the deadly sins).

I may fail to bring you to justice, and your fame may protect you from consequences for your reprehensible actions.

A reprehensible order to kill the Holy Children of Asrat did not sit well with the assassin, and he left Imperial service.

Clinton had phoned Colom Thursday to express her personal outrage and deep regret over the "reprehensible research. "

even though i find it reprehensible for any man to interfere in an ongoing romance .

And hate speech that targets individuals on the basis of their race, religion, ethnicity, gender, or sexual orientation is reprehensible.

Whether such deeds were reprehensible, or even whether they happened, was always decided according to political predilection.

Bad eggs like Naipaul aside, most writers, like most people, are a mixture of the reprehensible and the admirable.

To feel good about acting in ways that are reprehensible to ourselves, we must repress our recognition that we're doing so.

It may be calamitous on the bank balance, but is it so morally reprehensible?

Theft is no less reprehensible when what is being stolen is intellectual property or academic reputation.

responsible for or chargeable with a reprehensible act; or marked by guilt.

"White collar" criminals are criminals and should be treated as such. Their conduct is reprehensible.

We no longer keep count of the American politicians forced to resign because of reprehensible conduct with women.

The central meaning shared by these verbs is "to cause a fault or offense to seem less grave or less reprehensible"

Present's woman looks for the husband, acts in a reprehensible manner certainly a long-term meal ticket, they need to take on.

He has a point: reprehensible though it is, patronage politics is routine in Colombia and much of the democratic world.

being reprehensible; worthy of and deserving reprehension or reproof.

The national stereotyping is equally reprehensible.

It is the blastocyst destruction in this process that ideologues perceive as morally reprehensible.

The policy decision that has lead us to run into this type of response at every turn is reprehensible.

This behavior is reprehensible and we condemn this act categorically -- whether the review is good or bad.

Authorities call the apparent hoax reprehensible, but even with just five feet.

It may all sound reprehensible, but I am afraid it's called politics.

Denounce : To condemn openly as being evil or reprehensible .

It is unfair and reprehensible to the donor families, donors and donor children.

"This is dangerous and reprehensible, " said Parry Aftab of WiredSafety. org. "It violates the legal rights of parents and students. "

Poor judgment is reprehensible, but not illegal.

"To ruin a person's reputation is as reprehensible as committing a murder, " is a saying we should well remember.

View A: the third wheel is reprehensible since they have destroyed others' family.

Is it reprehensible to link global warming (serious) and clothing (superficial)?

These are serious and reprehensible offences.

someone who is morally reprehensible.

and even though i found it reprehensible for any man in the experience i ' m going romance - me too

between what's morally reprehensible and what makes someone