Sentence examples for in bemoaning from inspiring English sources

There is little use in bemoaning our changing times.

If he is right, Russians will not be alone in bemoaning the island's implosion.

Jensen won't be alone in bemoaning the lack of an obvious portfolio for science.

"I think the war looms over everything," said Karl Rove this month in bemoaning his boss's poll numbers.

He is far more ardent in bemoaning inequality than in explaining why an American retreat from the world would be the wrong way to address it.

His first guest and contributor was the muckraking filmmaker Michael Moore, who joined him in bemoaning President Obama's decision to not seek Congressional approval before attacking Libya.

But afterward they were more interested in replaying the bizarre ninth inning than bemoaning their sudden lack of offense.

For example, a mother-in-law bemoaned the fact that her daughter-in-law would attend for ANC even if she advised against; another deduced that her daughter-in-law had obtained the necessary funds elsewhere.

We can try to remedy shortcomings in writing without bemoaning the degeneration of the language.

Tashi had advocated for greater use of Tibetan in education, bemoaning the use of Mandarin for most instruction in classrooms where the majority of students are Tibetan.

There will always be hard-liners in Bordeaux bemoaning the passing of the old ways.