Sentence examples for lamentably weak from inspiring English sources
It's when he gives us a lamentably weak gag about eating a python, then declares: "Pow!
In 1923, Clark Wissler, who curated the A.M.N.H. anthropology collection under Osborn, wrote, "We are strong in anatomical collections from the American Indians, but are lamentably weak in such collections from other parts of the world, especially from the more primitive races".
Products and services are deployed with security that may be adequate in isolation, yet becomes lamentably weak when connected to other systems.
The Islamist extremism nurtured by a succession of military rulers of Pakistan has now come to haunt its well-intentioned but lamentably weak elected civilian government.
Even in developed economies, the penalties for producing and distributing falsified and substandard medicines are lamentably weak.
But as delicious as Dead Guy Ale, Three Philosophers and Big Sky Moose Drool may be, by volume sold they are decidedly small beer: Americans remain lamentably wedded to their weak brews.
The extant truth of diet and health is subject to the heat, but lamentably, not the light of such fire.
The surfers and the surfing, along with the natural beauty of the California coastline, help balance the movie's weak areas, including its lamentably one-dimensional protagonist.
He does, however, have this to say: 'The space between knowing the good and doing the good is a region entirely inhabited by freedom … We know how lamentably bad we are at doing what we know we should' (p. 104), that is, that we are weak willed.
Short answer: lamentably.
