Take, for instance, Senator Tom Cotton -- he of the "Senate 47" -- who just gave his maiden speech on the Senate floor calling for a policy of total U.S. "global military dominance" and bemoaning that "our military, suffering from years of neglect, has seen its relative strength decline to historic levels".
For centuries the ancestors of these Ashkenazic Jews had recalled moments of national tragedy in liturgical poetry (piyyut), and an impressive number of piyyutim bemoan the suffering and casualties of 1096.
It was only last week that Young was bemoaning the bad luck his side had been suffering; on this occasion the fates were proving rather kinder.
Not all his concerns were global; he also bemoaned a failed marriage to the bouncy reggae of "Suffering" and ogled Spandex contours in a ska tune, "Where'd You Get Those Pants".
Over the weekend, Trump complained that the people suffering "want everything done for them". He even bemoaned the island's financial problems.
There are many shortcomings with the state of research in the field, but the purpose of the ILADS Guidelines is not to bemoan this fact but to improve the welfare of a suffering population who may be the most disenfranchised patients in medicine.
At the time, Yang bemoaned, "A dignified, nonhysterical account of our peculiar sufferings untethered to the American upper middle class's Ivy League fixation and (richly justified) fear of national decline remains elusive".
The OECD bemoaned Mexico's record: it is alone among big emerging markets in suffering from sustained declines in the broadest measure of productivity during the past decade.
Yes, while physically imposing Joe Wutchagonnadoforme Wurtzelbacherer, alias "Joe The Plumber," bemoans his fabricated tax burden, Americans in greater need than seemingly healthy Joe, are suffering more burdensome tragedies than his phobia of spreading his wealth.
Whereas Friedrich Nietzsche bemoaned the surplus of historical sense, crushing old Europe under the weight of its past, we are now suffering from an obsession with what lies ahead.
Each election cycle, I bemoan the fact that politicians focus on the "middle class," while avoiding altogether the social, economic, political and psychological barriers that keep those suffering in poverty out of the public consciousness.
