lamented in English
the late and much lamented Leonard Bernstein
Use "lamented" in a sentence
1. Understand the difference between Blubbered and Lamented.
2. Turn-down lissom Aggerose farinas phantomically twice-lamented
3. And he lamented the endless squeeze on cash.
4. The words Blubbered and Lamented might have synonymous (similar) meaning
5. Jackson lamented, "Never was there such a chance for cavalry.
6. The elite class lamented the sudden shift in economic power.
7. Steiner lamented the lack of public interest in the issue.
8. There, sitting under a broom tree, Elijah lamented: “It is enough!
9. A half-hour they have lamented, Shaking their voices in desperation.
10. Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn.) lamented the current lack of congressional Bipartisanship …
11. ● Naomi lamented: “The Almighty has made it very bitter for me.
12. One seriously ill patient sadly lamented: “Soon I am going to die!”
13. One 17-year-old lamented: “We live in a dog-eat-dog society.
14. My grandmother, as usual, lamented the decline in moral standards in today's society.
15. As he lay dying, one of those present lamented his lack of issue.
16. “I have come to abhor this life of mine,” she lamented on one occasion.
17. She lamented: “Half a century later, our dream has admittedly come under attack.”
18. A gathering of family and friends lamented the deaths of the two pilots.
19. Canto They lamented the demise of baroque bel Canto and of the castrato's voice
20. “When I used to visit the sick,” the brother lamented, “I prayed with them.
21. “Many words consist of nothing but vowels, and each has a sound,” they lamented.
22. As your Grace knows, Alexander was married to your Grace's late lamented sister, Margaret.
23. And behind him, a hundred people lamented and laughed and made bets and dreamed.
24. Typical is a salesman in Utah who lamented: “I have twelve years of sales experience . . .
25. Some 40 years ago, an anti-Christmas pamphlet lamented: “Christmas is boosted by the commercial world.
26. Will expressed a desire to keep the twenty-two dele-gates and later lamented their loss.
27. He lamented their losses, praised their courage, and attributed their lack of success to accidental causes.
28. By contrast, some past winners have lamented that the prize diverts them from their beloved lab work.
29. When we first saw cars, people lamented that we would see the destruction of the family.
30. 23 Hodge lamented the rift between the military government and the rightists after their earlier cooperation.
31. Lia, in Britain, lamented: “My son suddenly seemed more opinionated and more inclined to question our authority.”
32. Ewing lamented his failure to learn Gaelic, and he never managed to train enough priests who did.
33. Faithful Catholics in America have long lamented the dreadful Mass attendance numbers of the past half century
34. For those who have lamented the erosion of ideology in politics , that would be a heartening development .
35. “We dip our toes in the water, but we lack the courage to take the plunge,” he lamented.
36. Nine days they lamented him; then they laid him on a lofty pyre and set fire to it.
37. Rebekah even lamented: “I have come to abhor this life of mine because of the daughters of Heth.
38. Other ancient writers lamented the bad water and the rooms, which were overcrowded, dirty, humid, and flea-infested.
39. (Job, chapters 1, 2) At a very low point, Job lamented: “My soul certainly feels a loathing toward my life.”
40. 28 After a brief season of useful labour there,she fell asleep in Jesus,lamented by all who knew her.
41. For example, many district sales managers lamented the lack of enough qualified leads for account representatives to make their goals.
42. (Jeremiah 52:3-5, 12-14) No other city in history has been lamented in expressions so touching and heartrending.
43. Writers were pleased that the group showed no hint of compromise but lamented on the record's lack of pop muscle.
44. 3 Charles de Gaulle once lamented that he simply could not rule over a country that had 385 different kinds of cheese!
45. Luk 23:27 - And there followed him a great company of people, and of women, which also Bewailed G2875 and lamented him
46. Godkin, the editor of the Nation, might have been speaking for all of them when he lamented the “gaudy stream of bespangled, Belaced and …
47. The senator lamented that in the name of tolerance, some “abandon a belief in moral truth—in good and evil, in right and wrong.”
48. Paul lamented: “The good that I wish I do not do, but the bad that I do not wish is what I practice.
49. But it is to be lamented that the most Contemptible whisper may deprive us of the one, and the weakest weapon of the other
50. “The Voice of the Hooligan” linked Kipling's literary ascendancy with the rise of militant jingoism and lamented the Barbarizing effects of both on British culture.