Sentence examples for lamentable conclusions from inspiring English sources
Others in the region may yet draw lamentable conclusions from that.
As these truths become more broadly understood and accepted, I think more Americans -- Republicans and Democrats, hawks and doves, liberals and conservatives -- will come around to the lamentable conclusion that a continued, substantial U.S. militarily presence in Afghanistan will do no good for the United States or the long-suffering people of Afghanistan.
The Russian Foreign Ministry twisted the knife by expressing "deep regret" at the "particularly lamentable" decision.
That recount was cut short by the Supreme Court's lamentable decision in Bush v. Gore.
These series make the conclusion of "Friday Night Lights" feel even more lamentable.
If the bathetic conclusion of the epilogue disappoints, it is unsurprising but nonetheless lamentable.
With the debate now settled in China's favour, however, it is hard to avoid the conclusion that the annual session of the UN Human Rights Commission is just the place to air China's lamentable record.
But I can come to only one conclusion: Either Snelling was so overcome that he lost control of his faculties, or he made a lamentable mistake.
"That would be lamentable".
