Sentence examples for a particularly lamentable from inspiring English sources

Sunday's defeat was a particularly lamentable 9-2 affair.

The tale of what Jefferies' solicitor has called his client's "monstering" is a particularly lamentable one, but the full horror failed to come across.

To adopt a particularly lamentable white male construct, the sports metaphor, political strength comes in two varieties: the power of the umpire, who controls the game by application of the rules but who never gets hit; and the power of the participant, who has no rules except to hit hard, not complain, bounce back and endeavor to prevail in the end.

The Russian Foreign Ministry twisted the knife by expressing "deep regret" at the "particularly lamentable" decision.

A particularly effeminate one.

(A particularly British malady).

It was, as a Times Op-Ed said, a "lamentable" decision, and also a ludicrous one.

Hence America's deficit is neither a "meaningless concept" nor a lamentable drain on world savings.

It was a "wretched business" and a "lamentable" story, he said.

In 1998, a team of United Nations oil experts concluded that Iraq's oil industry was in a "lamentable state," with an urgent need for new equipment.

A lamentable loss to a neighborhood?