Sentence examples for lamentable stage from inspiring English sources

Philosophical work on the concept of (semantic) information is still at that lamentable stage when disagreement affects even the way in which the problems themselves are provisionally phrased and framed.

The murders are a lamentable new stage in a downward spiral of retaliatory, wild violence on both sides.

And Germany's retail sector was in a lamentable state.

Really, this is a very lamentable state of affairs.

As for the poor pirouette, often "a lamentable fiasco on the stage," Volynsky does not find its best exponents in "the inhabitants of the Scythian-Sarmatian valleys.

"On an ethical level, it is lamentable," he said.

Since 1888, it has mounted 39 productions of this "lamentable comedy", using everything from puppets to a pure white stage.

As an adult, he remembered Edward Alleyn's Tamburlaine, "stalking" the stage like "spindle-shank spiders" on a ceiling; described the "lamentable action of one arm" of "old Titus Andronicus"; imagined "each ale-brewer" re-enacting "the Jew of Malta".

As a later stage of the ongoing theatrical "commodity" of Merry's crime, Two Lamentable Tragedies seems to contain extensive traces of an earlier lost play, yet has itself neither a stage history, nor a recorded relationship with a known author, company, or space.

By Janet Flanner The New Yorker, December 20 , 1958P. 105 Nineteen thousand science students at the Sorbonne staged a two-day walkout a month ago in protest against the lamentable inadequacy of their classrooms and available seats, except on the floor.

"That would be lamentable".