Sentence examples for despite bemoaning from inspiring English sources

Despite bemoaning the sales of other people's albums (Bob Dylan's "Love and Theft," he said, "ain't much, and he receives all kind of veneration and Grammys"), he earns a good living.

Despite bemoaning the fact she didn't have the scientific brain to fully comprehend it, she "felt it was the first time I was able to observe, and mostly imagine and comprehend, the root of the incredible evil that has engulfed our planet".

Despite bemoaning a script that "seems painfully humdrum for this astronomic scale", The Evening Standard's David Sexton wrote: "But maybe that's not what you go to a space opera for?

This isn't a case of people of color excluding white people despite bemoaning their own lack of inclusion in media.

Despite traditionalists bemoaning the death of the book, or crying "from my cold, dead hands" à la Charlton Heston, consumers seem to have no problem making the switch from page to screen.

Around a third of Indian graduates will remain unemployed, despite employers bemoaning a lack of skilled recruits.Varun Aggarwal of Aspiring Minds, a company that surveys student capabilities, estimates that if university exams were run properly, 70% of students would fail.

Despite years of bemoaning their own saying ("A nail that sticks out gets hammered in"), too many Japanese continue to be pushed into the woodwork.

Providing curb cuts on every block is required by the ADA, despite businesses and cities bemoaning the cost of installing them.

Despite all of the 19th-century novels bemoaning the effects of the Industrial Revolution, I suspect that if we could go back in time, we would still choose to industrialize.

Results continued to underwhelm despite Mancini's presence, however, with the coach bemoaning a lack of width in the team.

Despite a long line of top actors regularly bemoaning the lack of decent female roles, Tinsel Town seems stuck in an era where a beautiful woman is seen as vital – on the arm of a leading man.