Sentence examples for lamented the situation from inspiring English sources

In his Princeton talk, he lamented the situation.

Joe Scarborough, the morning TV host and former Republican congressman, lamented the situation as "a tragedy".

Mike McCarthy also lamented the situation: "I don't think the cops in Ferguson can do a whole lot of policing these days".

Helen Clingan, the doyenne of the area's long-established families and the author of a book on its history, lamented the situation.

Burke's Vindication, speaking in the voice of pseudo-Bolingbroke, lamented the situation of miners: and 'the innumerable servile, degrading, unseemly, unmanly, and often most unwholesome and pestiferous occupations' of 'so many wretches' was lamented by Burke without any persona, thirty-four years later in Reflections on the Revolution in France.

lamented the situation on the Senate floor last Thursday.

Cherry, who played for Leeds between 1972 and 1982, was left to lament the situation at his old club.

Suleimani, who sensed a political opening, sent Petraeus a message lamenting the situation and saying that he had assigned men to apprehend the attackers.

It also accused some of not getting out of bed to see their children off to school, lamenting the situation as a "poor indictment of parenting skills".

The internet has exploded with photos of the so-called "thumb monkeys," while conservationists and primate scientists are lamenting the situation.

One archbishop, while lamenting the situation that made more importations necessary, stated that "we must take things as they are at present".