Sentence examples for he is lamenting from inspiring English sources

The critic Robert Brustein lamented the end of culture (he is lamenting it still).

When he shows rank upon rank of library users staring at screens, he is lamenting nothing.

Three pages later, he is lamenting that the president has "led his party to the brink of disaster".

While he is lamenting NASA's apparent loss of interest in going to Mars over setting up a permanent lunar base, he seems to be missing the bigger picture.

Within a few pages he is lamenting his nasty radio interview at the start of World War II with the actor and conscientious objector Lew Ayres; resurrecting a hoary saying from Woodrow Wilson's forgotten vice president, Thomas Marshall; and returning somehow to the troubled marriage of his hard-working immigrant parents.

It's what prompts Ray to gripe about a competing coffee shop's business practices when really he is lamenting his loneliness.

But it does not just seem to be a goal he's lamenting.

Hume realized that, against his usual instincts, he was lamenting the site's lack of introduced species.

"On a three-day trip, you ate at Olive Garden twice!" It wasn't the cost he was lamenting; it was my apparent lack of culinary adventure.

He was lamenting that, since the Stedelijk Museum closed for renovation, there are very few places where contemporary art can be displayed.

On this night, however, he was lamenting the closing of a popular Hell's Kitchen bar by showing a video documentary, complete with an appearance by the owner.