Sentence examples similar to a rather lamentable from inspiring English sources
Adults, for their part, have a long history of rather lamentable logical mistakes.
Edwin Thanhouser would later describe the production as, "...a rather lamentable affair.
I am delighted that twenty-six of the propositions that went to conciliation have been accepted, particularly given the rather lamentable history and the two years' delay in the previous Parliament when this issue was locked up in the Council.
This time around he was appearing courtesy of the Performance Mix Festival at Dixon Place in a shared program, "Balkan Express," that also included Iskra Sukarova's "It," a rather slight solo for Ursula Eagly, and Viktorija Ilioska's lamentable "I Am Always Watching You" (of which the only enjoyable part came when the audience, bored at being stared at and whispered about, turned surly).
A (rather unsatisfied) customer".
Whereas Marx saw Christianity as a manipulative siren of hollow truths, Mr. Obama's concern is not with the impotence of Christianity, but rather the lamentable reality that religion — still a good thing in itself — often becomes the outlet and endpoint of various frustrations and disappointments generated elsewhere in life.
While Tiffany's analysis sanctions the absence of social cost in art by theorizing it as "cheap signaling," absent from his analysis is any sense of why signaling is preferable rather than lamentable when it comes cheaply.
It was, as a Times Op-Ed said, a "lamentable" decision, and also a ludicrous one.
