Sentence examples for have been lamenting from inspiring English sources

Ever since Darwin, scientists have been lamenting the gaps in the fossil record.

And as some Tigers fans have been lamenting today on talk radio that they wish he was still wearing the Olde English D and not pinstripes.

When I wrote this piece in October of 2009, I was addressing the reasons people — MCs, bloggers, critics — have been lamenting hip-hop's demise for so long.

Senators from both parties have been lamenting cuts for days, especially if the state has the money on hand and just won't spend it.

For decades, journalists and activists have been lamenting about the massive corruption in Nigeria, often eliciting little more than a bored yawn or two.

It may seem hard to believe amid the recent rise in market volatility, but for some time brokers have been lamenting a whole range of pressures on their traditional businesses not just the lack of action.

In one interview after another over the past fortnight, Mr Breuer has been lamenting the bank's share price.

I've been lamenting the demise of the independent bookshop for a while now, everything just seems to be disappearing.

Led most recently by the scholar Charles Murray, the American right has been lamenting the decline of those family values within the white working class.

David Hare, the great dramatic navigator of our life, times and moral debasement, has been lamenting the surfeit of bodies in television drama.

She had been lamenting that victims of sexual abuse often feel that they are "no longer as good as everybody else".