Sentence examples for is always bemoaning from inspiring English sources

Everyone is always bemoaning the death of fiction.

Somebody is always crying: "Down with the Establishment!" Somebody else is always bemoaning declining standards.

People are always bemoaning how difficult it is to get into law.

"We are always bemoaning the loss of privacy, but appealing to privacy itself is not enough.

"In the US, people are always bemoaning the death of the short story.

"We're always bemoaning the lack of playwrights," said Robert Falls, artistic director of the Goodman Theater.

We're always bemoaning the fact that young people seem disengaged from politics, but Wells goes against the grain; his act revolves around his decision to embrace the fervour of Marxism as a solution to the problems of 2011.

It is always amazing to me to hear Knick fans bemoan their team today, as if anyone with the name New York embroidered on their chest is automatically good.

"What a pity it is that diplomatic language, or lingo, is always, to say the least, so utterly unintelligible", an unnamed writer for the New York Times bemoaned in 1863.

For decades, Chinese intellectuals have brooded over the lack of a Chinese Nobel laureate in literature, half blaming the outside world for its ignorance, half wondering if their artists are up to standards and always bemoaning the severe language barrier.

For me it became a little bit of a burden going out to eat with him because the odds were always strong that he'd end up bemoaning what went wrong with the meal.