Sentence examples for it lament from inspiring English sources

I leverage the iPad to bribe my kids, discuss how much time they can spend on it, lament the current battery life, negotiate app purchases, complain how addicted my kids are, am addicted myself, exchange strategies with other moms about how to avoid arguing about electronics and threaten my kids with a no-screen time weekend.

We can fight it and lament it, or we can roll with it and adapt.

"Everyone accepted the situation with commendable good nature," reported The Times, even as it lamented how "decidedly provincial" normally cosmopolitan Manhattan looked without its "many glittering electric lights".

Mr. Romney "wouldn't do it," lamented Mr. Gross.

It laments that only one member of the government's detention panel need have legal experience.

It is so complex that "only experts understand it," laments the Free Democratic Party (FDP), also aligned with Mrs Merkel.

But as much as it lamented the practice and tried to raise prices, it found consumers were resistant.

But it lamented that public opinion may affect what it coyly called "judicial independence" in the case of Ms Wu.

"I buy cabbage every week, and never eat it," laments one acquaintance.

It laments a serious shortcoming in "religious and belief literacy" among media professionals.

But it lamented "incomplete identification of the nature and extent of the threats to independence and objectivity".