Sentence examples for bemoan them from inspiring English sources

Every history of the period includes some mention of festivals, although most historians have been content either to ridicule them as ineffectual or to bemoan them as repugnant examples of a sterile, official culture.

To bemoan them is like complaining that the sun is brighter than the moon.

When the results of pre-election polls don't reflect the interests of one side or another they often bemoan them.

There are outcrys when celebrities are airbrushed, when their most genuine self is not presented to us in all of its glossy, magazine cover glory; but sometimes, when a celebrity breaks out of their societally-defined character and does something "crazy", we bemoan them and wonder where humanity has gone wrong.

We should welcome high gas prices instead of bemoaning them.

But rather than identifying and bemoaning them, Wagenknecht's philosophy encourages action.

Although many of them bemoan this situation, there are no indications on the horizon that this trend will change.

"I've sat with players in rooms, you know, listening to them bemoan the fact that they're not playing.

New Yorkers love the Highline, yet at the same time the majority of them bemoan losing the character of the Meat Packing District.

Canyon Jonathan Caren's latest dark comedy, having its world premiere at Los Angeles Theatre Center in a coproduction with IAMA Theater Company, gathers four thirty-something liberals in a woodsy L.A. backyard over wine and lets them bemoan the difficulty of making a real difference in the world for a while.

Many of them bemoaned the fact that they don't have and can't afford to get pay TV.