Sentence examples for mourns that from inspiring English sources
But the human in me mourns that we gave this appalling family exactly what they want.
(A teacher mourns that "few of her students want to read," instead spending "afternoons in computer chat rooms, employing aliases").
Here she mourns that she has "no doubt" that her wide "range of experiences" held back "the development of my libidinal personality".
He mourns that "it sometimes seems as if the movies are more mediocre than ever, more craven and cowardly, more skillfully manufactured to pander to the lowest tastes instead of educating them".
Visiting after the death of the rector's Catholic gardener, a local priest mourns that his own church, sullied by scandal and marginalised by a secular age, is suffering the same diminution as its once-stately Protestant counterpart.
He mourns that he can only fall asleep by consuming low-grade cheese, muses about Ed Norton's shaved head, and worries all his friends are going to be famous comedians and stop talking to him.
But a city that will not allow itself to mourn, that will not express its vulnerability, anger and fear, is a city that cannot heal.
The scenes were reminiscent of the mourning that followed the death of Kim Jong-il's father, Kim Il-sung, in 1994.
One of the rare comparable events is the national mourning that followed the Estonia disaster in the Baltic Sea in September 1994" (p. 100).
Does he ever mourn that possibility?
