Sentence examples for lamenting at from inspiring English sources

She was at times contrite, lamenting at one point, "See, I just do things, and I never see the consequences".

In March, Michelle Obama helped introduce a government-sponsored design contest to reward those who create mobile-phone games and apps to combat obesity, lamenting at a national Parent Teacher Association conference that "we know our kids spend way too much time with these games," but that at least the time could be spent more productively.

Puccini's shepherd boy, lamenting at dawn as the Roman bells toll for a forthcoming death, leads his errant lambs through the Campagna on misty digital video; we then see the English chorister who, smiling at the microphone through braced teeth, supplies his voice.

I don't think women are lamenting at age 28 that they did not found a startup at age 20-25.

While using sex to sell products is as probably as old as selling (if not quite as old as sex), it's always nice to hear the sellers lamenting at least a little what they must do.

To him, Swift acted as though she was happy about his relationship, while crying and lamenting at home.

"This business is rigged," Don laments at the bar.

"This is no way to fight epidemics," CDC director Tom Frieden lamented at the Senate hearing.

"Now the riffraff are wearing it," the Village Voice essayist Cynthia Heimel lamented at the time.

He railed and lamented at the Enclosures from first-hand experience.

"So far it's a lot of Stückwerk (piecemeal stuff)," the Bundestrainer, Jogi Löw, lamented at the BayArena.