Sentence examples for laments at from inspiring English sources

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

"I don't have a talent," Union laments, at one point, and it's not entirely clear whether we're meant to pity her, laugh at her, or both.

The chorus bays and laments, at one point dividing into multiple parts, some muttering in the charismatic Christian tradition of speaking in tongues.

"We thought we controlled our destiny," the embattled Lumumba laments at one point in this moving film, "but other powerful interests pulled the strings".

Like "Lola," this is a strikingly good-looking film, with a score that laments at some points and pounds along "Lola -like when need be.

The quartet, illuminated from above as if caught in sunlight streaming through a high window, repeatedly played keening laments, at times joined by Ms. Anderson's keyboard or electric violin.

And nearby, Tara Tuppatsch, 13, lamented that "at school it's horrible, everyone is always taking everyone else's food," as she happily tucked into the sirloin burger with chanterelle mushrooms.

It is a daily lament at this intersection.

"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.