But Jack Arseneault, the lawyer for Trooper Kenna, lamented the prospect of having to fight at both the state appellate level and in federal court.
By the time Raina is putting the back of her hand to her forehead, lamenting the horror of having been forced to tell a lie, Mr. Discher has the farce running smoothly and surely.
From Dr. Rosenbluth's initial lament of never having heard anything about evolution in medical school came the resolve to create this issue.
Chalmers knows how wildly improbable his ideas can seem, and takes this in his stride: at philosophy conferences, he is fond of clambering on stage to sing The Zombie Blues, a lament about the miseries of having no consciousness.
Yet, despite the jokes about holding victory celebrations for the New Jersey Devils in the parking lot of the sports complex, a lament of sorts has been rising since Acting Gov. Donald T. DiFrancesco proposed that the Devils and the New Jersey Nets abandon the swamps for an arena in Newark at a cost of $355 million.
Instead, they lamented, Israel now stood accused of having cheated and dissembled in its settlement activity whereas, in fact, it had largely lived within the guidelines to which both governments had agreed.
She often laments her grandfather's insistence of having her take over the family business, and attempts to hide her family background from Takaaki.
The furious revolutionary laments of Jeanine have a distressingly sentimental tint.
For at least 20 years a mounting chorus of lament has risen over the selling of American democracy.
While employers lament having millions of jobs for which they cannot find staff and millions of workers remain on unemployment insurance, funding for the ES has decreased by 23percentt in real terms since 2003.
