Sentence examples for cases lamented from inspiring English sources

Experts on the left and the right said — and in some cases lamented — that the election had shown a shift toward a more American- or British-style system of two dominant middle-ground parties.

Ethnicity has even come up in the choice of lawyers in this landmark election case, as lamented by letters to the editor on Thursday in the newspaper Daily Nation.

"Having a rotten fish inside your nose is bound to cause some problems," Littnan lamented.

The next day, D.C.'s chief of police, Cathy Lanier, publicly lamented Milton's murder as a case of "wrong place, wrong time".

Psoriasis can be far more than the bad case of dandruff that might come to mind for people old enough to recall a vintage shampoo commercial that lamented "the heartbreak of psoriasis".

The late, lamented Arrested Development.

Concealing, this lamented bed concealing.

"Chaos in defence," AS lamented.

"Cousins, cousins, cousins," Ali lamented.

Judge Dora L. Irizarry, of the United States District Court in Brooklyn, lamented that in agreeing to free Mr. Collins, the district attorney's office had avoided a hearing that would have offered greater transparency into the case's "troubling history".

"We left everything back there," Abdullah lamented.