deplorably

“We have officers who felt comfortable doing what those officers did, and that is deplorably unacceptable,” said Ms. Nichols, who is not related to Tyre Nichols.

“It would have been different if she had said, ‘Half the Trump voters are behaving deplorably.’

In that light, the recent “bilateral” infrastructure agreement deplorably and — one would have to infer — consciously relegated even minimally focused attention on global warming to orphan status.

And for decades, the Pac-12 has been the unquestioned leader in diversity hiring in college football, where the national canvass has been deplorably white.

The event ended, deplorably, in a riotous melee that police had to break up.