Sentence examples for lamented to from inspiring English sources

Bro #1 sadly lamented to Bro #2, "He was supposed to be a graphics ninja".

"They believed," Just lamented to me, "that any direct intervention [in a dream] contributes to the neuroses, so it was forbidden".

"Most Republicans are not entrepreneurial," he lamented to me.

Monsignor Wallin had lamented to friends the stress of managing his parish.

"He can't grasp my idea — too Spanish," he lamented to Salzedo.

In 1964, Eggleston lamented to a friend, "I don't particularly like what's around me".

"You'd think we could have more influence," he lamented to the Financial Times.

And Hamnett herself lamented to a market seller that she couldn't afford silk.

"They are crippling themselves terribly," one lobbyist lamented to The Washington Post.

The term, he lamented to ABC News last year, "makes it sound like I'm going to issue some imperial decree".

"Mainstream Hollywood is virtually absent from Cannes," festival president Gilles Jacob lamented to the New York Times in 1997.