Sentence examples for more lamentable from inspiring English sources
More lamentable are the mixed messages Infiniti sends through intrusive electronic devices.
These series make the conclusion of "Friday Night Lights" feel even more lamentable.
That the subject is the "Savior of the World" makes it all the more lamentable.
Happily, Gluck's fecundity has been better served on recordings, which makes the lack of broader exposure that much more lamentable.
France had an even more lamentable World Cup than England, yet the recovery under Laurent Blanc appears to have been swift.
Like his namesake Joe, Carlton Cole has not got a history of taking penalties and produced one of the more lamentable efforts you'll ever see on Saturday.
A more recent, lamentable tirade came when talking about homosexuals in football.
She saw in him a threat to every forward step that women have taken in Mexico, a threat so large and dangerous that, unlike all the other left-wingers with whom I spoke, she said that six more years of a lamentable PRI dictatorship would suit her better than a wild experiment with Vicente Fox as president.
Once he'd gone, they veered into tech, tech and more tech, with a lamentable outcome.
Lord Laming said it was lamentable that "nothing more than basic good practice" would have saved her but "this never happened".
In general, Mexico collects less tax than other middle-income countries, and the government is striving to raise more revenues to improve its lamentable public services.
