I had all this stuff, and my lament used to be, what am I going to do with it?
As "Adagio for Strings," the movement became a powerful, effective signifier of public lament used in state funerals and Hollywood motion pictures alike.
"Routine" was the lament used by President Barack Obama as he addressed the country in 2015 after nine people were murdered at a community college in Oregon; it was his 15th address after a mass shooting.
"Today, no one has time, everything is done on a computer, everything comes out chik-chak," laments Kanan, using Hebrew slang for "quick" or "on the double".
Phan's lament at not using this strategy played out as results came in.
Last week, the UK rapper and poet Genesis Elijah released a spoken-word analysis of the riots, in which he laments: "We used to riot for a cause / Now we riot just because".
I once lamented having used the word "lugubrious" twice in a novel, to which John's immediate cry was: "You shouldn't have used it once!" Amongst Women is surely his masterpiece, though I have a great fondness for his first published novel, The Barracks.
If only NATO countries, he laments, had used a tiny proportion of what they have spent on bombs to help modernise Macedonia and other Balkan countries, the region would have had a better chance of being integrated into Western Europe.But perhaps a lesson has been learned.
The novel is dedicated to him, and as Molly, who seems to have the same fixation as her creator, laments: "I used to long for you to approve of me, Jack.
Mr. Haskell, the Nightmare designer, lamented the difficulty of using anything but the most durable of materials.
The standoff is not limited to the U.S. In a recent interview with BBC, UK's MI5 Chief Andrew Parker emphasized that new laws are needed to give police and intelligence agencies access to encrypted communications, lamenting that terrorists are using secure apps and internet communications to "broadcast their message and to incite and direct terrorism".
