Sentence examples for I often lament from inspiring English sources

I often lament where life hasn't taken me.

Living in Guatemala, I often lament the lack of financial independence for women.

My friends and I often lament that no matter where we go, every city has the same stores.

As a Latino evangelical pastor born in the '70s, I often lament the conspicuous absence and relative non-involvement of many evangelicals in the struggle for civil rights.

No one ever wants to know where I came from, since I'm pale enough and sufficiently boring-looking to appear to other White people as a born-and-raised American, which I often lament that I am.

As someone who now might delicately be called middle-aged, I often lament having lost that long-ago feeling of exuberance and wonder at something so seemingly trivial as a New York Mets day game.

WHEN I lived in Nicaragua during the war years of the 1980's, I often lamented Granada's fate.

All too often in my past as an investor I'd talk about a founder being "the right CEO" for a certain period of time and, yet, I'd often lament that I found myself wondering if the same was needed to be said of me as a mentor at times.

Back when I was teaching first-year composition at a large state school, I'd often lament with my colleagues that so many of our incoming students hated to read (we were instructed not to use texts more than a few pages long).

I've often lamented the state of access to early stage investment capital in Canada, since there's a relatively small pool and generally firms are more conservative with their funds than they are south of the border.

Joan Indiana Rigdon, weekly columnist at ForbesWoman says "I've often lamented our language's lack of a gender neutral term for the plural of 'you.' I have used 'You Guys' to be inclusive but honestly would think twice before using it on an older group; 'Ladies' for all women; and 'You All' (as opposed to y'all), which makes quite a lot of sense to me.