Sentence examples for lamentable prose of from inspiring English sources
"What Corporate America Cannot Build: A Sentence" neglects a major source of the lamentable prose of many company employees: the decline of the liberal arts education.
It is, rather, "historical romance," Lorraine Adams says in a review, with "lamentable" prose even by that standard.
The prose of government has turned poisonous.
OH FOR the prose of Philadelphia.
The futuristic prose of Ray Bradbury?
That should cut the risk of lamentable choices when the General Assembly elects the new judges next month.
If the bathetic conclusion of the epilogue disappoints, it is unsurprising but nonetheless lamentable.
We get a lamentable amount of authoritarian police state infrastructure and activity.
It is lamentable how little is reliably known about the global impact of diseases, injuries and risk factors.
So why pick apart its sometimes lamentable treatment of everyday cycling?
It's a lamentable rate of failure.
