Sentence examples for lament loudly from inspiring English sources

In response to the class assignment to read the next chapter, this claque would lament, loudly, "Awww, do we hafta?" Faced with such challenge, if the teacher is not up to pushing back (and ours wasn't), forward momentum -- and learning -- is slowed, even stopped.

And yet no one laments loudly enough the absence of a next generation of inspired musical theater librettists; Terrence McNally isn't going to live forever.

At a dinner party, when a cute housewife rolls her eyes about Pride Day and laments loudly why there isn't a Straight Pride Day, do not engage.

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The laments sounded loudly in the last months of 2011.

But the left has also "fucked up" in not lamenting more loudly the gaping hole in Europe's democracy.

There is no shortage of people on the Lower East Side who loudly lament and sometimes even flout the smoking ban, or insist on dancing wherever they want.

As a white woman with an American passport, the loss of this sticker is what I will most loudly lament in the Facebook post I will write about the hazards of international travel in the Trump era.

Those of us on the left who support the act because it is better than doing nothing loudly lament not only its omission of a public option, but more importantly the fact that it is not a single-payer, publicly financed, privately delivered, health-care plan.

As he marched up the aisle loudly lamenting his volatile career, he came upon Blanchett.

Finally, his lack of a distinctive style was held against him, and loudly lamented by the most influential critic of the day, Edmund Wilson.