Sentence examples for lament at from inspiring English sources

It is a daily lament at this intersection.

There was lament at every stroke of every oar which dragged the virgin's barge downstream.

In a sense, his book is a lament at the absence of such an idea in Europe.

The other was the giant Fasolt's lament at losing Freia, the goddess he has been promised in exchange for building Valhalla.

Irwin also has some good innings, none more memorable than Vladimir's bewildered lament at the finale: "Was I sleeping, while the others suffered?

In fact, there is really nothing of lament at all, the quality that so distinguished Joan Didion's work of the same period (and really, always).

And nearby, Tara Tuppatsch, 13, lamented that "at school it's horrible, everyone is always taking everyone else's food," as she happily tucked into the sirloin burger with chanterelle mushrooms.

"This business is rigged," Don laments at the bar.

"This is no way to fight epidemics," CDC director Tom Frieden lamented at the Senate hearing.

"Now the riffraff are wearing it," the Village Voice essayist Cynthia Heimel lamented at the time.

He railed and lamented at the Enclosures from first-hand experience.