Sentence examples for by bemoaning from inspiring English sources

Politicians justify taking large contributions by bemoaning the absence of limits on their opponents.

Ossoff, 30, a former congressional staffer, raised more than $23 million, built a devoted grass-roots following and courted Republicans by bemoaning "wasteful" spending.

Shala., from Chicago, echoed the festival's overall call for inclusion, introducing "I Ain't Goin," a grinding electro-industrial number, by bemoaning his alienation from hip-hop's mainstream.

In the game of "Why Don't You -- Yes But," players begin by bemoaning a problem and inviting others to suggest solutions, all of which will be shot down.

In a lengthy diatribe in Out magazine Ellis begins by bemoaning the way that the recent coming out of basketball star Jason Collins was handled by the media.

Polly ends by bemoaning plans to tackle violence against women, including the millions of pounds directed to specialist domestic and sexual violence support services and to stalking helplines, as well as guarantees for legal aid for the domestic violence victims.

I was seated in a circle of my friends, one-by-one bemoaning the state of the world.

And where's their money?" a Wal-Mart executive wrote in a February e-mail obtained by Bloomberg News, bemoaning a sharp decline in sales.

On gaming sites' message boards, praise for the changes was drowned out by fans bemoaning the introduction of real-life safety issues to their private football universes.

Senator Michael Bennet, Democrat of Colorado, opens up by playfully bemoaning that his turn has come at the end of the hearing.

Both online and offline, not a day goes by without someone bemoaning the polarizing atmosphere that pollutes our political landscape.