Sentence examples for don't bemoan from inspiring English sources
We don't bemoan it at all.
I don't bemoan the politics of fear.
Good books will find a publisher, so I don't bemoan that they aren't all with Copper Canyon, but I admire the sort of good publishing being done by tiny presses like Siglio, or Spork, or Ugly Duckling Presse — and the risk that New Directions took with "Nox".
"The Rates They Are A-changin"' was the headline, and what followed was a parody of one of Mr. Dylan's most famous songs: Come gather 'round people wherever you roam Recognize that inflation around you has grown And accept there's a chance it could rise through its zone Price stability is worth preservin' So less stimulus from the Fed don't bemoan For the rates they are a-changin'.
Don't bemoan your lack of connections to the business world.
I don't bemoan the world of our kids and suggest we harken back to a simpler time.
Do not bemoan your lack of sleep!
Yet I never aspired to any greater fidelity – I didn't bemoan my lo-fi lot; it was only with each succeeding technology that my ability to suspend disbelief became weakened: cassette and the eight-track tape replaced vinyl; in time these were themselves seen off by the compact disc.
Mr. Pason doesn't bemoan the fact that his job as the party's national secretary pays $12 an hour (the same figure as the party's proposed minimum wage) or that his budget for the primary was a paltry $1,370.
He doesn't bemoan the plight of the poor when discussing how their taxes will be spent on a border wall or a fighter jet.
