Sentence examples for bemoan those from inspiring English sources

We can and should bemoan those standards, but if there is a downward trend, I sure don't see it".

As the editor of the Christian website Mockingbird, you might expect Zahl to bemoan those empty pews; but the real crisis of religion, he argues, is that "we are almost never not in church".

PLAYWRIGHTS who bemoan those long periods of readings and revisions that rarely lead to a production must have been intrigued last fall when the Roundabout Theater Company announced Roundabout Underground, an initiative to help usher plays by lesser-known writers to the stage.

She bemoans those shaved and waxed young women but doesn't ask one of them why they do it.

Pardew bemoaned those individual blunders after the clash at the Estadio da Luz, but insisted he was otherwise delighted with the performance.

Jens Weidmann, the head of the German central bank, was in London on Thursday evening and joined the chorus of top officials bemoaning those who believe the eurozone is entering a long period of Japan-like stagnation.

Strictly entre-nous, Lost in Showbiz thinks some of the woo-woo ones might just be making it all up, but it likes the cut of Jill Willard's jib: she spends nearly 3,000 words banging on about chakras, while elsewhere bemoaning those who "negatively co-create our growth, evolution and life experience by a heavily outdated belief system".

Like other moderates, Reza Aslan frequently bemoans those who read the Quran "literally".

LeDuc bemoaned those who de-emphasized the teaching part of the game, and Murray chimed in that, in all too many youth leagues now, "They just toss the ball out and tell them to go play".

A similar point applies to those who bemoan the fate of young graduates.

For those who bemoan the scriptedness of public officials or the brainwashing of corporate advertising, personal brands can be deliverance.