Sentence examples for cause for lament from inspiring English sources

Another cause for lament is the shortness of historical memory in today's climate of infinite distraction.

This is a cause for celebration, not lament.

But reading these books, you are left with cause for even further lament — the worry that perhaps even our adultery has gotten lazy.

A place for lament and for wrestling with God.

This sounds like any parent's out-of-touch lament, but the Ponsonbys had cause for concern.

Kenneth W. Prewitt, director of the Census Bureau in the Clinton administration, lamented the time pressures that forced a decision before a cause for the conflict in the numbers could be found.

The Devils' 4-1 victofferedered cause for rejoicing in their locker room and for consternation inside the Flyers', where players lamented a lack of competitiveness and resolve.

Hardly cause for celebration.

A cause for tears?

The cause for delay?

Any cause for optimism?