Sentence examples for always lamenting from inspiring English sources
Still, it fitted right in; maybe I was perpetuating my own isolation, even though I was always lamenting that I had no friends who were interested in movies.
If only the world wasn't plagued by these troublesome God-botherers, they are always lamenting, liberal values would be so much more secure.
Murphy, who used to be known as Murphy the Mudslinger, and once had vanity license plates that read "GO NEG," says that pundits are always lamenting that the current election cycle is the meanest ever.
Someone was always lamenting about how it wasn't it was, kinda like New York City.
In his exquisitely rendered songs, which connect twitchy English dubstep to slow-burn American R&B, the narrator is always lamenting the disappearance of something: love, mostly, but also childhood, community, the long attention spans people had before the iPhone.
"[The first scene of Film] was thought to be lost and I would visit Barney and he was always lamenting the loss of this scene and finally he said, "I do have some old cans of film under my kitchen sink, but it's not there".
Her sister Edna Mae, who left home to star in films, including "The Green Pastures" in 1936 and "The Notorious Elinor Lee" in 1940, always lamented that her sister did not aim higher.
United fans have always lamented how they'd love to see the famous red shirt unspoiled by garish type in the name of raising revenue for some faceless corporation.
"Although people in humanities have always lamented the state of the field, they have never felt quite as much of a panic that their field is becoming irrelevant," said Andrew Delbanco, the director of American studies at Columbia University.
This sentiment is particularly prevalent among mothers, who sometimes, but not always, lament the fact that the fridge is stocked with little more than packets of ketchup and plum sauce.
I have always lamented the fact that I am an only child, and when my mother informed me in my teenage years that my father had been married once before, my immediate and only response was, "Do I have a sibling out there?" Alas, the answer was no.
